Set of 6 French Art Nouveau Dining Chairs Attributed to Majorelle

Set of six circa 1940s French Art Deco dining chairs in dark stained mahogany with original green vinyl upholstery. Great lines with subtle curves on the tapered front legs, subtle s...

Set of French dining chairs with slender, dark-stained Macassar frames, circa 1950s. Tapered legs feature brass-capped front feet. Original...

Circa 1900s set of French gondola style dining chairs. Sleek frames have curved back rests and new, professional black finish. Newly upholstered with a chenille velvet in teal and ta...

Circa 1970s set of eight chairs by Italian designer Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti. Chairs have a sleek, curved and armless body with streamlined stainless steel legs and feet. Still ...

Set of four walnut Otto Wagner side chairs, dark brown stained finish, reupholstered in reproduction period material, olive, grey blue and dark taupe abstract pattern, brocade finish...

Found in England, this set of circa 1960s bentwood armchairs were professionally ebonized and reupholstered in a gray chenille velvet. Unknown ...

French Art Nouveau dining chairs with carved walnut frames featuring carved floral motif at the tops of each chair, a washed enamel fi...

Classic and elegant set of six uniquely designed, comfortable and sturdy French Art Deco dining chairs attributed to Gaston Poisson but also made in the manner of Rene Prou (1889-1947). Conical barrel-shaped and canted seat backs over corresponding supports. Extremely comfortable wood back and wide seats make these a delightful choice for any setting. Constructed from solid beech and rosewood which makes these chairs strong enough for daily use. Reupholstered with chic simili cuir or faux leather with extra padding making these chairs a wonderful choice. These chairs have been recently restored and refinished, multiple layers of lacquer. They pair very well with our other French Art Deco items including a vitrine/display cabinet and large buffet/credenza both attributed to Jules Leleu. Also, our soon to be available extendable Art Deco dining table...

French Art Nouveau pair of Louis Majorelle chairs Measures: Width: 17", depth: 15.5", height: 38". In good condition.

French Art Nouveau chairs by Louis Majorelle.   

Nut wood construction with a canned seat. Made in Germany between 1900-1910 Four pieces available, delivery time 2-3 weeks.

Set of eight high-back dining chairs with slender, elegantly curved mahogany legs and fully upholstered seats and backs. Attributed to Directional, possibly a Paul McCobb design, mid...