piano stool

British  

noun

1. a stool on which a pianist sits when playing a piano, esp one whose height is adjustable

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Example Sentences

But once seated on a piano stool placed on the podium, he hardly seemed frail; his gestures were, as usual, restrained and focused.

From New York Times

They shared the piano stool throughout the impromptu performance which followed a dinner and ceilidh at the venue.

From BBC

And here, the reality was that they sat ten feet apart, she at the window, crushing geranium leaves in her hand and smelling them, he twirling around on the piano stool, saying:

From Literature

Sat on a piano stool, sporting some impressively voluminous sleeves, Sidorova imbued the piece with a nostalgic quality, deftly swerving maudlin sentimentality.

From BBC

Mr. Huggins, 42, then stood on top of his piano stool to address his sparse audience.

From New York Times