Bent Rattan

Its expressive silhouette, formed by meticulously bent and woven rattan rays, frames the circular mirror with a harmonious blend of structure and spontaneity.

The aprons, legs, and sides of both tables feature lovely, wrapped rattan and the tabletops are comprised of rattan bars bent and looped like a spring with rattan ties under the glas...

The lantern structure of these vintage pendants is entirely hand crafted using natural fibers such as thin canes, or sections of canes, bent and fixed together with rattan ties. Work...

This 49cm diameter mirror has a 10cm high frame decorated with alternating sections of bent canes and rattan core braids. The color of the natural materials given by the patina of ti...

A wonderful 1950’s bent bamboo and rattan high backed rocking chair, very much in the style of Franco Albini’s ‘Rocking Chaise’ for Poggi, all canework and rattan ties are in good co...

Midcentury bent bamboo Rattan and Cane Armchairs, Set of 2 Minor flaking of the clear coat in a few places on each chair (see images) No structural damage A few small spots ...

Sculptural Italian Bamboo and Rattan Lounge Chair, Italy, 1970s A striking sculptural lounge chair crafted from bent bamboo and finely woven rattan, made in Italy during the 1970s.

Entirely handcrafted, the basket is constructed from multiple bent and woven rattan canes, expertly joined to create a sculptural and durable form.

The chair features a hand-bent natural bamboo and rattan frame in a decoratively woven design similar to those of Franco Albini.

This charming piece offers light-filled bohemian character with Mid-Century Modern 1970s style. Constructed with a bent bamboo rattan frame and durable off-white canvas fabric.

Impressive three piece set of Chinese Export furniture having a pair of armchairs and matching stand handcrafted with bamboo, bent bamboo and rattan, featuring bone finials, pegged c...

Bamboo Frame: Constructed with bent bamboo with bamboo rattan strapping. Furniture of this style was widely popularized by luxury heritage brands such as McGuire and Ficks Reed duri...

A 1960s Italian wall-mounted coat rack attributed to Franca Helg and Franco Albini for Vittorio Bonacina. Crafted from bent bamboo and rattan, the composition features four interlock...

Structure in black lacquered solid ash, steam bent. Seat in rattan. Award: Selezione d’Onore del Compasso d’Oro 1979.

Brown furniture leather, teak wood legs, bent beech wood, furniture rattan mesh. Original very good condition: no smells, no stains and stable construction.

Elegant pair of Chinese side tables featuring intricately bent cane and laced rattan frames with sculptural geometric detailing.

This stunning set of four vintage dining chairs showcases the iconic fretwork back, expertly crafted from bent bamboo and secured with rattan wrappings. The warm, natural texture of ...

Crafted from black lacquered bent beechwood with Viennese woven rattan, the chair features a multi-adjustable backrest and a fold-out footrest.

Rohe Noordwolde was a Dutch manufacturer based in the village of Noordwolde in Friesland, producing bent bamboo and rattan furniture from the early twentieth century through the post...

The base is constructed from bent bamboo and rattan, featuring elegantly curved supports and tightly wrapped bindings that highlight traditional joinery techniques.

Sculptured bent bamboo rattan coffee table with striking faux shagreen round top in burlwood tones lending rich texture to clean, modern lines.

A French magazine rack from the 1960s, crafted from bent rush and rattan, illustrating the artisanal skill and natural aesthetic characteristic of post-war furniture.

Handcrafted in Italy during the 1960s, the piece features a sophisticated bent bamboo and rattan structure that seamlessly blends organic materials with architectural precision.

A French magazine rack from the 1960s, crafted from bent rush and rattan, boasting a light and harmonious structure.

Details Designer: Josef Hoffmann Model: No. 811 "Prague Chair" Manufacturer: FMG (Fabryka Mebli Giętych), Poland Period: Mid-20th Century (est. 1950s–1970s) Materials: Bent beech woo...

This exquisite piece features a unique design with beautifully arched panels made from delicately bent bamboo and rattan pieces, held together with sturdy brass hinges.