Mexican Pine Chairs

Vintage c1930s Spanish revival chairs made in Mexico

Beautiful hand-carved Sabina of Mexico pine log chairs from Mexico, circa 1970. This somewhat primitive interpretation of the organic modern/brutalist design aesthetic really honors ...

Pine wood México the model Pine 500 was one of the first designs for his company Domus, circa 1950.

The chair is constructed of solid pine, with the seat and back beautifully wrapped in woven palm.

A utilitarian design consisting of thick saddle leather and what appears to be exotic hardwood construction. This pair of chairs feature a log cabinesque, stacked and joined solid wo...

Known as "Silla Partera", the Spanish chair belongs to a series of furniture that Don Shoemaker named "Línea Colonial". More than a chair is an object art, and it is a good opportuni...

Known as "Silla Partera", the Spanish chair belongs to a series of furniture that Don Shoemaker named "Línea Colonial". More than a chair is an object art, and it is a good opportuni...

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

Wonderful set of original chairs and a rare cocktail table that the years have not been able to separate, this is a unique opportunity to have in your space an important part of the ...

The chair is van Beuren’s interpretation of the traditional butaca, or butaque chair, which was popular along coastal areas in Mexico since colonial times.

The chair is van Beuren’s interpretation of the traditional butaca, or butaque chair, which was popular along coastal areas in Mexico since colonial times.

Unique set of four pine dining chairs. These are two pairs of near identical dining chairs with carved top rails with spindles connecting lower rail. The seats are plank with a car...

We offer this rare and original Domus dinning set (Table and 4 chairs) in pine wood and with the characteristic Van Beuren color, designed by the American Bauhaus designer, Michael V...

Set of four pine dining side chairs with carved spindles and backrests. The seats are pine plank standing on square legs. With original patinated finish. Spanish Colonial, circa 1820.

Fantastic pair of hand carved chairs from New Mexico .These wonderful detailed chairs are made of pine and could go inside or outdoors.The chairs are from the forties or fifties a...

Impressive large hand made heavy pine rustic farm table having sculpted geometric chunky legs and beautiful natural honey color with nice grain and knots on top. Apron height 26.5” ...

Stunning set of 4 rare midcentury Mexican pine and woven palm dining or side chairs by Michael van Beuren circa 1950s.

We offer this set of six Mexican chairs in the style of Michael van Beuren, made in pine with palm cords, recently refinished, circa 1960.

An absolutely stunning and super uncommon lounge chair by Michael Van Beuren for Muebles, Mexico, circa 1940s. Solid wood construction with woven palm. The chair has been lightly ref...

A rare, signed Butaque chair designed by William Spratling, produced in his workshop in Taxco, Mexico in the 1940’s. The chair is handmade of Mexican sabino wood and thick cognac lea...

A pair of Mexican modernist lounge chairs attributed to Clara Porset, circa 1950s. Porset was an influential Cuban born interior designer who first emigrated to Mexico in the 1930s. ...

circa 1970. We offer this "Silla Partera" attributed to Don Shoemaker includes original cushion.

circa 1970. We offer this "Silla Partera" in the style of William Spratling made in leather and wood.

In 1937 Michael van Beuren arrived for the first time in Mexico and he marvelled at the historical moment that the country was living, as a new middle class emerged, with particular ...

Modernist chair of pine with curved and painted wood slats and rush-wrapped back rails.

An unusual carved three-legged chair, constructed with mortise and tenon joinery, and decorated with chip carving and bird like designs in the backrest. May have been made in Cochiti...

Chunky and sturdy set of 4 Mexican pine and rush dining chairs. Super thick legs amazing shape.

Very rare set of two lounge chairs, designed by Michael van Beuren for Domus, Mexico. Mexico City, circa 1950s. Born in New York City, Van Beuren (1911-2004) studied at the influe...

Provenance: Private collection, Corpus Cristi, TX.

Domus was the furniture brand of Michael Van Beuren in México in the 50's.

Substituting cane for palm fiber and teak for pine, cedar or mahogany, this Hans Wegner design was as such translated for optimum production here in Mexico.

This lovely Frailero chair is from the estate of the renowned Mexican designer Hector Aguilar, circa 1940, made of Sabino pine wood and leather, there is a lovely copper repousse pie...

A 1950s easy chair by Michael van Beuren for Domus, Mexico. The chair has a tropical wooden frame with darker slats. In a wonderful, original condition and labeled by Domus. Bauh...

This rocking chair boasts a simplicity of form rendering the piece sculptural in essence. The 2 contoured veneered mahogany plywood arms, support the seat frame which is tacked with ...

Pr. Mid Century folding lounge chairs, and the hard to find footrest, ottoman made in Yugoslavia, circa 1950/60’s - design reminiscent of Hans Wegner. The chairs and ottoman are all ...

We offer this rare Mexican folding chair by Muebles Toluca, circa 1960. Made in solid cedar wood and natural palm cords.