1960s Herbert Saiger for Lee L. Woodard Sons "Hourglass" Stools in Slatted Aluminum — Texas Tech University Dolbi Cashier This dialogue between sacred imagery

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1960s Herbert Saiger for Lee L. Woodard Sons "Hourglass" Stools in Slatted Aluminum — Texas Tech University Dolbi Cashier This dialogue between sacred imagery18H x 21Diameter Crafted in Owosso, Michigan, by Lee L. Woodard Sons, Inc., these sculptural Slatted Aluminum Stools represent a sophisticated intersection of mid century industrialism and brutalist geometry. Designed by Herbert Saiger during the 1960s, the stools feature a definitive hourglass silhouette formed by a series of vertical, extruded aluminum bands that converge at a central waist to create a striking architectural profile. The brushed