Lion Paw Chairs

A pair of antique chairs on lion's paws Made of oak wood Origin: Western Europe Year: around 1920 Dimensions: height 110 cm / seat height. 46 cm / width 52 cm / depth 58 cm

Set of six English lion paw dining chairs from 1900. Large brass nail heads.

We are delighted to offer for sale this rare set of eight original 1930s Art Deco walnut Lion Hairy paw feet dining chairs I have the matching extending dining table and sideboard...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare original circa 1860 fully sprung restored aged brown leather lounge wingback armchair with lion hairy paw feet. A very fine examp...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare 18th century King George II Lion hair paw carved wood barrel back armchair Please note the delivery fee quoted is just a guide, f...

Absolutely beautiful pair of antique Arras Garden Chairs. These are the very early 19th Century Lion Paw model, and are much rarer and more desirable than the Hoof design, which came...

Antique lion's paw table with chairs, Northern Europe, around 1890.

The rear legs are straight, and the front ones are cabriole bent, with the knees decorated with woodcarving, and extending beyond the seat. The feet of the chair legs are in the for...

Each chair raised on turned legs with an ornately carved central stretcher and joined below with a turned stretcher, the chairs having bulbous carved lion's paw feet.

Antique Victorian reclining morris parlor lounge arm chair. Made of quartersawn oak featuring Mission styling with turned spindles, lion claw / paw feet and green vinyl upholstery.

The tapered square front chair legs terminate in gilded lions paw feet. The chairs are upholstered in a green and cream stripe decorated with gold empire emblems.

This is a beautiful pair of carved lions paw feet wing chairs with both the front and back legs being carved.

Pair of English leather tufted Chesterfield style armchairs standing on carved wood Lion Paw Feet. The chairs are upholstered in a beautiful tobacco color that has worn well througho...

The chairs stand on four cabriole legs that end in lion's paw feet.

Hand carved detail can be found throughout. The chair is adorned with bronze decor including themes of stylized leaves, suns, and lion paw feet.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

We are delighted to offer for sale very rare circa 1800 French Empire Napoleon I heavy solid mahogany swivel chair with Lion paw feet A rare and good looking well made chair, its ...

For sale is a fine quality Burr walnut dining table and six walnut dining chairs. The table has an additional leaf and stands on two pedestals, each with sweeping legs terminating on...

We are delighted to offer for sale this vintage burr Yew wood extending oval dining table with lion hairy paw castors and 6 chairs with spade feet.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

An Italian early 18th century giltwood Cardinal’s chair on lion paw feet. The ‘X’ frame seat has it original water gilding and gold bullion and velvet fabric.

They have been hand-carved throughout with beautiful detailing and showcase lion paw feet on one chair amid other features. They are upholstered with original burgundy and cream fabr...

The legs have a parcel gilt finish over ebony and are supported by decorative carved lions paw feet. Each chair is stamped on bottom with makers mark and has excellent joinery.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

The legs all terminate in decorative brass "Lion's paw"toes and castors. Matching chairs are available if required.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables.  Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front. 

Heavy brass fittings were a prominent feature such as lion’s paw feet on tables. Chairs frequently sported sabre legs to the back with stumpy bulbous turned legs to the front.

Beautiful chandelier by Diego Mardegan for Glustin Luminaires, this other version of the spider chandelier has longer arms on the sides giving the oval shape. The metal arms paint...

Pair of wonderful 20th Century campaign style canopy black iron twin beds.

Large-scale 19th century English display cabinet executed in the Chinoiserie tradition. Constructed in carved mahogany and conceived as a tripartite architectural façade, each glazed...

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