American Victorian steer horn footstool, dating to the late 19th century or earl

Description

This is an American Victorian steer horn footstool, dating to the late 19th century or early 20th century (circa 1880–1910). Horn furniture became a major design craze in the American West and Southwest during the late Victorian era, popularized by famous makers like Wenzel Friedrich. This particular piece is a classic "four-horn" design utilizing authentic steer or bovine horns as the structurally sound legs.