Spooky CCTV shows a stool shake before tipping itself over in a completely empty bar.

Two videos, one filmed after closing and another during business hours, were uploaded to The Cronies Bar Facebook page and show the chairs tilt and topple without anyone going near them.

Dave Foldes, the bar’s co-owner, insisted that the videos were genuine and it was not a stunt.

He believes the bar, in Ventura, California, could have a ghost on its hands, reports the Mirror.

He told CBS2 : ‘For this to happen it’s pretty creepy.’

Foldes added that he started Cronies 27 years ago and this was the ‘first time’ anything like this had happened.

The bar’s walls are adorned with photos of employees and customers who have passed away.

Patron Juan Munoz said: ‘So many people come here and go, so…maybe it’s haunted.’

‘We have a lot of good spirits here, I like to think.’

He added: ‘Ralph and Don. They were our first originals. They actually introduced me to my wife. And they died 25 years ago.

‘Whenever something funny happens, we blame it on them.’

But the bar’s customers don’t seem too put off by the spooky goings on.

Another patron told the TV channel that he would not be frightened until a ghost ‘moved his chair’.

He added the that he found the haunting ‘funny’ and ‘interesting’.

Footage emerged earlier this week of motion sensors capturing things moving in the Tyler’s Inn, Canterbury.

Staff have also reported shadows passing doors, glasses flying off shelves and lights turning on mysteriously.

Owner Allister Collins has now put together a collection of creepy clips, captured on the the pub’s surveillance footage over a two-month period from August 4, highlighting the number of strange incidents.

In it, chairs are mysteriously pulled out, saloon doors swing open and a garden umbrella opens unaided. Items also move on tables and a cushion moves from a sofa.

Collins says he has been overwhelmed by the interest in the footage, which he says is unedited, since he posted it on Facebook.

He said: ‘It has been quite surprising just how much reaction there has been.

‘I’d always heard stories about the pub being haunted, and staff are always talking of hearing footsteps when no one else is around.

‘There’s also a cold spot immediately in front of the bar, even with full heating on. Customers regularly move from that spot due to the lower temperature.’