Boat Chairs

A unique pair of boat chairs from circa 1900–1920, featuring stunning upholstery and a beautiful patina on the armrests.

A glamourous pair of modern art deco/ art moderne boat chairs. The square leather upholstered backs and seats enclosed with square wood and curved metal side panels

The chair is made of exotic wood and were used as deck chairs on boats around the mid-century.

Set of early 20th Century Spanish folding chairs made of beechwood. These were deck chairs from a boat.

Inspired by the arching curves of the bow and stern of a Viking boat, the chair was initially named the Viking Chair when exhibited for the first time in 1963.

A "boat builders" chair believed to have been made in the 1830's in Ireland.

Mid-century convertible high chair in the shape of a wolf. The table is removable and slides into place. In original condition with visible signs of wear and a heavy patina. Still ha...

A wooden chair stands on the deck with a classical artist palette on it.

A 19TH CENTURY ELM AND ASH BENTWOOD BOAT BUILDER CHAIR, IRISH. CIRCA 1830 IT STILL SHOWS TRACES OF THE ORIGINAL OLIVE GREEN PAINT ALSO THE DARK BROWN PAINT.

Upholstered in a whimsical coastal scenic fabric in soft blue tones, depicting boats and seaside motifs, these chairs blend traditional form with fresh, relaxed elegance—perfect for ...

The design, referred to as the “Waikiki” chair, has a boat-like shape in tubular bronze with a sinuously curved seat on a pair of bent runners.

So named for the shape of a traditional Brazilian fishing boat, the chair received worldwide recognition for its originality and received many awards, even decades after its producti...

The cane seat and backs are all original and in fine condition. The chairs are in amazing condition. We have a over varnished the set with indoor or outdoor water resistant boat varn...

The design, referred to as the “Waikiki” chair, has a boat-like shape in tubular bronze with a sinuously curved seat on a pair of bent runners.

The design, referred to as the “Waikiki” chair, has a boat-like shape in tubular bronze with a sinuously curved seat on a pair of bent runners.

The design, referred to as the “Waikiki” chair, has a boat-like shape in tubular bronze with a sinuously curved seat on a pair of bent runners.

Smaller sized pieces of furniture were made with "Bateau" (boat shaped) beds, gondola chairs, and three-legged tables being important items of early nineteenth century Fren...

Smaller sized pieces of furniture were made with "Bateau" (boat shaped) beds, gondola chairs, and three-legged tables being important items of early 19th century French furniture.

Smaller sized pieces of furniture were made with "Bateau" (boat shaped) beds, gondola chairs, and three-legged tables being important items of early nineteenth century French furnitu...

This beautiful pair of vintage boat chairs feature a heavy duty steel frame with wooden arm rests.

It is comprised of a large overstuffed egg-shaped boat of a chair on a gorgeous round wood swivel base with a matching ottoman.

Inspired by the arching curves of the bow and stern of a Viking boat, the chair was initially named the Viking Chair when exhibited for the first time in 1963.

Inspired by the arching curves of the bow and stern of a Viking boat, the chair was initially named the Viking Chair when exhibited for the first time in 1963.

The chairs of this pair are made of exotic wood and were used as deck chairs on boats around the mid-century.