King's Lacquer Chair

The Misha chair strikes just the right balance between style and comfort with its sleek slipper chair shape and the perfect combination of glossy lacquer and rich textured fabric. Th...

The Nido chair seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary styles to create a luxurious club chair. A precise walnut frame gives structure, while the sof...

A poised piece, this simple yet energetic club chair is another great balance of modern and traditional flair with a low, fixed back that meets classic armrests in proportionally bal...

The moda chair is both timeless and modern. With sleek, angular walnut arms and legs and plush velvet upholstery, it manages to be both functional and chic.

The Stiletto chair is sophisticated and plush. Its sleek wenge frame and rich upholstery make this piece a perfect balance of comfort and luxury.

The Misha wood chair strikes just the right balance between style and comfort with its sleek slipper chair shape and the perfect combination of rich wood an...

Exceptional King's chair from circa 1860. Iron work with trade tacks and studs Bronze finials Kuba cloth textiles used for upholstery.

1860's Ashanti King's chair Iron work with trade tracks and studs Bronze finials Kuba cloth.

Chairs in wood year: 1940 The quality of the chairs and the exotic wood used they make them unique. It is an icon of distinction. Hehe Carving elegant legged stool, are considered e...

African Ashanti tribe chiefs chair. Highly decorated with brass tacks and pressed brass decorations. Hardwood with vellum back and seat. Ghana. Late 19th century.

Rare and important carved mahogany Empire Period armchair attributed to Jacob Desmalter, France circa 1800, of neoclassical form inspired by the design of Percier et Fontaine, architects to the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, the armrests beautifully carved with leopards heads and torso, the front legs ending in carved paw feet. Attributed to Jacob Desmalter. France, circa 1800. Provenance: The front under railing stencilled “Raincy” period paper labels hand written: Mrs Duque Orlean, Grand Salon, Palais Royal. This chair was part of a large salon suite (this one is number belonging to King Louis Philippe - Duke of Orléans - the last king of France. An almost identical model was known to be part of the collection of Molly de Balkany who had an important collection of Empire furniture. Sister of Robert De Balkany...

A rare and unusual pair of antique country Georgian carved oak side chairs, circa 1760. The chairs are from the reign of king George III and they are carved in the Medieval Revival s...