A very character-full old stool, the thick green paint and well worn surface on which just couldn't resist, and the lines of which make it feel like a smaller scale drawing table. I don't know why there are a number of finger sized holes in the wood of the top, though perhaps they pre-existed its life as a stool. Drippy, crusty, wonky, worn--and beautiful for these reasons. And a good one to put to use as a pedestal for a gestural piece of pottery or sculpture or arrangement of objects or blocks. 

14 5/8" l x 8" d x 10 3/4"t.  Generally sturdy, stands squarely. I wouldn't stand on it, but it will happily support some good weight objects placed on top of it.