New York Armchair

Pair of antique armchairs from New York from early 1900’s. Chairs are lacquered in original salmon

Attribution is based on a labelled chair, antiques April, 1961, page 374, George Shipley: His Furniture and His Label. The arched crest in this example centers on a finely carved...

its impetus in America from "Cleopatra's Needle" which was a sculptured obelisk installed in New

The folding New York Chair was created by the Japanese designer Takeshi Nii in 1958 and is featured

New York label under seat as shown. Fabricated in early 20th century.

Height from floor to chair seat is 17 inches. Very famous designer Duncan Phyfe. 2 are armchairs

of Modern Art) in New York, the iconic Joe armchair design is now considered a 20th century classic

Sofas of this form are relatively common compared to the armchair, which is almost never seen. It

(two settees and eight armchairs).?Walter P. Chrysler, Jr.; Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York, 6-7 May

William Katavolos, Ross Little and Douglas Kelly - Pair of New York armchairs - 1952 Laverne

867 Madison Ave New York wicker armchair. I have recently taken into stock around 12 brand new

Pair of estate American New York made "Smith and Watson" rosewood armchairs, circa 1950-1970

KNOLL Accent Armchairs Vintage Knoll International New York by Bill Stephens. A pair of bentwood

A rare and iconic pair of American Art Deco armchairs by Eugene Schoen (American, New York 1880

example retains both its frame label from Rome New York as "Patent Applied For" indicating fabrication

New York. The "Lady" armchair is an icon of 1950s Italian Design. This design won the Gold Medal

An American 'Aesthetic Movement' mahogany armchair, circa 1875, attributed to avant garde New York

Antique child's maple rocker with arms marked "Shakers No 1 Trademark Mt. Lebanon NY." It retains it original dark walnut color varnish and rush seat. Nice old worn patina. See measu...

Continuous Arm Brace-Back Bow-Back Windsor Armchair, New York, Circa 1800), achieved $ 4410 USD. Measurements

the Dylan Hotel New York Bull suede leather armchair with hand lacing A seriously cool and very

-2 has also been inducted into the design collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City

A pair of armchairs by New-York based contract furniture brand J.G. Furniture Co. with walnut

Remarkable set of six dining armchairs designed by Douglas Levine for Bright Chair Company in New

became part of a permanent exhibition at MoMA, a museum of modern art in New York City. The armchairs are

. Under the Paul Frankl chairs we find the distribution mark John Stuart Inc. New York. The Paul Frankl

York. The Mushroom chair; an armchair for all times; sensitive yet strong; art that is always

only purchase a single (1). Designed by Charles Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York

Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the

New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the pinnacle of

building in New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the pinnacle of

Ce fauteuil au design élégant et moderne se distingue par ses courbes accueillantes et son allure sculpturale. Son assise généreuse et arrondie, associée à un dossier enveloppant, in...

Wonderful examples of an iconic B-35 lounge chair originally designed in 1928 by Marcel Breuer for Thonet. Was featured as the main chairs in the living designed by Joe D'urzo for C...

called The Basket. This design piece was honored with the Good Design Award from MoMA, New York; The

Ave New York stamped berger armchair A very good looking and well made piece, I don’t think its

Gio Ponti designed chair model 688 produced by Cassina in 1952 for M. Singer & Son's, New York

An American mahogany parcel-gilt bergère armchair, New York, circa 1880, possibly by Herter

We are delighted to offer for sale this vintage, Ralph Lauren Madison Ave New York club sofa and

A rare Olivier Mourgue “Djinn” armchair & ottoman upholstered in new premium fabric from Belgium

Hamburg, Pa 19526 location. Located 2 hours outside of New York City. Armchair dimensions: 39.25" H x

Centre de Pompidou and New York’s MoMA collection. Examples of armchairs without armrests are more

, and the Moma in New York. The Cross armchair was designed by Marcello Cuneo in 1974 and produced by

Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the

by Charles Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair

individually. Designed by Charles Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this executive

New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the pinnacle of

building in New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't budged from its role as the pinnacle of

slight discount. Designed by Charles Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this

and Ray Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair

Ray Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair hasn't

and Ray Eames in 1959 for the Time Life building in New York City, this executive office armchair

comfortable armchair with a deep seat and great lumbar support. The surface is an old one overlayed over time

Royalton hotel, New York 1988, signed on a feet "STARCK" (illustrated in book "The Architecture of Philippe

This is a commodious and comfortable armchair. The style is superb with scrolled arms and

The classic, model #406 lounge combines warmth, comfort and simple elegance in a solid birch, cantilevered frame and cotton webbing, lightweight but designed with durability. A wonde...

An Aesthetic Movement ebonized folding chair by Hunzinger, with stamped maker's name and date on back of chair. Newly upholstered in heavy weight linen and cream linen fabric. Comfor...

. There are no breaks or alterations and although the fabric is not new, it is certainly serviceable.

This wing chair retains the wing chair form, as seen in the last half of the 18th century with the exception of reeded legs, which harken to the classical period. The legs are beauti...