cutler's stool

English

Etymology

From the traditional use by cutlers at their trade of knifemaking, especially in industrial centers such as Sheffield and Birmingham.

Noun

cutler's stool (plural cutler's stools)

  1. (furniture) Any of a class of stools on a certain styling theme: an unupholstered, plain, low, wooden stool.
    Hypernyms: stool, seat < furniture
    Coordinate term: cuttystool (obsolete, Scotland)
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