Vintage Petite Red Chinoiserie Armchair and Cricket Footstool

Handsome modern oak open frame club chair with a floating upholstered seat and back. There are eight available and we are pricing them per chair. They are all in good vintage conditi...

Handsome pair of modern oak open frame club chairs with a floating seat upholstered in a beautiful aubergine fabric. They are both in wonderful vintage condition. But they are vintag...

Handsome Art Deco Revival accent armchair in chrome rectangular tube with upholstered seat and back. It is in wonderful vintage condition with no outstanding flaws. The original vint...

Handsome oak period Art Deco club chair. In wonderful vintage condition, circa 1930s What a wonderfully comfortable club chair. And, just look at the oak geometric design of its f...

Gorgeous vintage Traditional club chairs with original faux leather or vinyl fabric and square tapered wood legs, a pair. Beautiful con...

Stunning late 20th to early 21st century Modern Carter Furniture club chair attributed to Zen Collection fully upholstered in bright red euro suede with polished steel legs. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. The fabric on upper back corner on back had a spot where the metal edging rubbed through fabric. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Late 20th to Early 21st Century. Bright Red Chair…. EXTRORDINAIRE!!!!! WOW!!! We are in LOVE with this beauty!!! This is a BEAUTIFUL club chair by Carter fully upholstered in a fabulous bright red ultra soft “euro suede” fabric. It has a very deep T style foam seat cushion with poly on top and bottom but not the edges, an upholstered back support which holds the loose zippered poly wrapped foam back cushion, and it stands upon four squared & slightly tapered polished steel legs. We are attributing this chair to their Zen Collection as its design is much like the “Zen sofa” currently offered by Carter and though it’s technically Modern it will go really well with Postmodern décor too. It’s very comfortable, very bright, and very much NEEDS to be your new favorite vintage piece! It would be amazing in a corner of your bedroom or dressing area, in the living room across from your sofa, in your sitting room beside a wonderful accent table, or in the study flanking the fireplace. It bares the perfect POP of color for any room and it’s sure to be a fabulous conversation piece! Carter furniture has been in business since 1976 and was purchased by Directional Furniture in 2009 however, Carter functions independently under the Directional management team. Manufacturing of Carter products is in Directional facilities located in Thomasville, North Carolina. Tomlinson/Erwin Lambeth is the parent company of Directional and they run much like a family of companies. Carter is acknowledged as one of America’s best-known contemporary seating companies with an impeccable reputation and a focus on quality and a loyal client base. This gorgeous bright red club chair...

Italian vintage metal and red leather armchairs, 1970s. Armchairs with black metal structure and steel details, armrests in iron rod and reclining seat and back covered in the origi...

Completely restored and newly upholstered armchair from 1930s. Very comfortable.

Historic armchair mod. Saratoga in white lacquered wood with cushions in beautiful red-purple fabric. If you can design one thing, you can design everything, said Massimo Vignelli (1...

Marvelous luxurious Regency style club or armchair having black and gold chinoiserie frame, double caned body in amazing condition, and two down filled cognac colored soft kid leathe...

For FULL item description be sure to click on CONTINUE READING at the bottom of this listing. Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Furniture Acquisitions Of A Lovely ...

One of the most acclaimed design pieces in the world, the Proust armchair by Alessandro Mendini was launched in 1978, when it was used to furnish the Palazzo dei Diamanti, in Ferrara during an exhibition entitled “Incontriravvicinati di architettura” (Close encounters of architecture). Shortly thereafter, the piece’s postmodern appeal captured...