Decoupage Rooster/Chicken Themed Wooden Stool

This item is an oval-shaped wooden stool, characterized by its vibrant yellow painted finish. The seat features a prominent, decoupage-style image of a rooster or chicken, rendered in naturalistic colors, surrounded by a border of red, pink, and yellow floral motifs, possibly roses. The image is set within a black outline on a light background, and the entire top surface appears to be sealed with a clear protective coating, which shows some visible wear and possibly minor bubbling or creasing in the decal, indicating use or age. The stool has four splayed legs connected by horizontal stretchers, all painted in the same cheerful yellow. The construction appears to be simple, likely doweled or similarly joined, typical of a rustic or country-style piece. The paint finish exhibits some minor scuffs and chips consistent with light to moderate use, particularly on the edges and legs. A significant detail is the handwritten inscription on the underside of the seat, which reads "Two French Hens" and a signature that appears to be "Jamie Hodusa". This inscription suggests it is a handcrafted or hand-decorated piece, possibly part of a themed collection ("Two French Hens" referencing the carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas"). The overall aesthetic is one of functional decor, suitable for a kitchen, informal dining area, or a child's room, likely from the late 20th to early 21st century given the decal style and painted finish. The quality of craftsmanship for the wooden base seems standard for a modest stool, while the decorative element suggests a personalized or artist-applied finish. There are no obvious signs of major damage or repair, but general wear is present.