Pair of Petite Lounge Chairs by Warren McArthur.Classic Art Deco / Machine Age
By Warren McArthur
Located in Buffalo, NY
Shortly after graduating from Cornell, in 1912, McArthur received a patent for the short-globe lamp, which he sold to the Dietz Lantern Company for $2,000.00. The following year, McA...
Aluminum
Vintage Paull's Leader No. 2 Fount. Green Lantern
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Dietz Company in 1946. This lantern has a green metal construction and clear glass.
Metal
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H 14.5 in W 9.5 in D 9 in
Antique Dietz Acme Large Inspector Lamp Two Railroad Lanterns New York 1900s
By Dietz, Brother & Co.
Located in Chula Vista, CA
Train lantern lamps. Pair of Antique Dietz acme large inspector lamps railroad train lanterns New York early 1900s Designed to throw off a lot of light.
Metal
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H 11.5 in W 8 in D 8.5 in
Vintage Unsigned Dietz or Piper Styled Railroad Kerosene Signal Lantern & Burner
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
This lantern was most likely made by H.R. Piper, as it was found in Canada, but it could as easily be made by Dietz.
Steel
Large Pair Dietz Meetinghouse Lanterns
Located in Hudson, NY
large pair kerosene tin lanterns
original chimneys and mercury reflectors
designed to carry or to hang on the wall
one in black, one in original green painted su...
Tin
Pair of original Art Deco armchairs, 1930s
Located in Milano, IT
Pair of 1930s Art Deco Armchairs – Reupholstered, featuring vintage elegance and charm A pair of elegant Art Deco armchairs dating from the 1930s, embodying the sophisticated, timel...
Fabric, Wood
$4,880 / set
H 31.89 in W 26.78 in D 30.71 in
A Pair of Swedish Art Deco Lounge Chairs with Curved Armrests, 1930s
Located in Odense, DK
An exquisite pair of Swedish lounge chairs from the Art Deco period, likely dating to the 1930s–1940s, characterized by their bold, sculptural bentwood arms that elegantly flow into ...
Fabric, Bentwood, Birch, Walnut
$4,650
H 28 in W 25 in D 26 in
Pair of Mid-Century Modern Sculptural Lounge Chairs "657" Charles Pollock Knoll
By Knoll, Charles Pollock
Located in Port Jervis, NY
Fabulous pair of 657 chairs by Charles Pollock for Knoll. C1960 design signed in two places by Knoll. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Some scuffs to the leather, pi...
Chrome
Pair of Lounge/ Office Chairs by Gilbert Rohde
By Gilbert Rohde
Located in Surrey, BC
Beautiful solid set of chairs by Rohde in original untouched condition. A very important American designer who was instrumental in the making of the Herman Miller co.
Chrome
$1,840 / set
H 30 in W 23 in D 23 in
Outstanding Pair Milo Baughman Chrome Dining/ Lounge Chairs, Mid-Century Modern
By Milo Baughman
Located in Buffalo, NY
Outstanding pair Milo Baughman chrome dining/ lounge chairs, Mid-Century Modern, classic, elegant lines. Retains original blue/grey velvet upholstery. Extremely comfortable. Hand del...
Chrome
2 Gilbert Rohde Styled Art Deco Z Sitting Chairs (A)
By Gilbert Rohde
Located in Cincinnati, OH
A set of two sculptural chromed framed sitting chairs in the design manner of Gilbert Rohde's Z chairs . Upholstered in a satin black soft and smooth leatherette fabric which makes t...
Chrome
Vintage Art Deco Lounge Chairs - Pair
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Distinguished by their sweeping modernist profiles, this pair of vintage Art Deco lounge chairs features elegantly curved bentwood open arms and solid hardwood construction. Finished...
Fabric, Bentwood
$3,600 / set
H 32 in W 27 in D 34 in
Pair of Art Deco Tubular Chrome Lounge Chairs, K E M Weber, Lloyd
By Kem Weber
Located in Buffalo, NY
Pair of Art Deco tubular chrome lounge chairs designed by K E M Weber for Lloyd Manufacturing Co., Classic streamline design. Extremely comfortable, retains original Lloyd labels as ...
Chrome
Pair of Petite Lounge Chairs by Warren McArthur
By Warren McArthur
Located in Dallas, TX
A pair of petite lounge chairs designed by Warren McArthur for the Arizona Biltmore Hotel, 1929. Reupholstered in a Holly Hunt boucle.
Aluminum
Pair of Armchairs by Jacques Adnet
By Jacques Adnet
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Pair of armchairs with black iron structure and brass details Red Stiched original leather and black stripes Jacques Adnet, circa 1950 Great condition.
Brass, Iron
Pair of Lounge Chairs by Charles Pollock for Knoll
By Charles Pollock
Located in Grenoble, FR
Charles Pollock Pair of Lounge Chairs by Charles Pollock for Knoll Pair of armchairs from the 60s by Charles Pollock in leather and chrome. cracking on the leather of the seat cushio...
Chrome
Pair Art Deco Lounge Chairs.c. 1930's modernist
By Kem Weber
Located in Buffalo, NY
Stunning Pair of Streamline,Art Deco Lounge chairs,,upholstered in silver/grey silk fabric,reversible seat and back cusions in paisley fabric .Unusual chromed steel base,,Extremely c...
Chrome, Steel
After Warren McArthur for Namco Lounge Chairs
By Warren McArthur, Namco
Located in Chicago, IL
After Warren McArthur for Namco Lounge Chairs, Tubular Aluminum, and leather lounges by Warren McArthur for Namco. Reupholstered with Spinneybeck leather.
Aluminum
Pair of KEM Weber Springer Armchairs
Located in Sheffield, MA
Matching pair of extremely comfortable Machine Age American Art Deco armchairs designed, circa 1935, for Lloyd manufacturing by Karl Emmanuel Martin (KEM) Weber (1889 -1963). Known a...
Chrome
Pair of Art Deco Tubular Chrome Lounge Chairs, K E M Weber
By Kem Weber
Located in Buffalo, NY
Classic Pair of Art Deco tubular chrome lounge chairs attrib to K E M Weber for Lloyd Manufacturing Co., Classic streamline design. Extremely comfortable, retains original finish / p...
Chrome
Pair of 1940s Art Deco Lounge Chairs
Located in New York, NY
Pair of 1940s Art Deco lounge chairs. Newly upholstered with a black lacquered wood frame.
Upholstery, Wood
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