This unique foot stool, attributed to mid-late 20th century craftsmanship, features a fabric top with a gray tri-blend surface, a salvaged ticking material, and a charming blue cloth pleated skirt adorned with simple red cross-stitch accents and brown tape binding. This functional decor item is not just a footrest but also carries personal history related to Barbara Ebersol, who reportedly used it for propping up her feet due to her dwarfism while visiting homes. The stool has a central ring tote and measures approximately 9 1/2 inches in diameter and 5 1/4 inches in height. The condition shows some soiling on the lower cloth, adding to its character and authenticity as a vintage piece.