Palace Chairs

This Louis XVI-era chaise is not merely a piece of furniture; it is a timeless testament to the elegance and craftsmanship of the Classicism period. Believed to have once graced the ...

For chairs and two armchairs Thonet nr 16 or christal palace inspired chairs 1870 labeled and stamped New caning Totally original and very rare to find a complete set of the same...

With the fall of Napolean, the Tuileries reverted to a royal palace and the chairs carry both their Imperial inventory labels and their later royal household labels, as well as both ...

This beautiful pair of white marble palace chairs were handmade in Rajasthan, India.

The splendor of Versailles is captured in this incredible antique Louis XVI chair that was once part of the legendary palace's private collection.

fit for a king. this „palace“ chair doesn’t really feel royal – but very „memphis“. no wonder, because its designer, george j. sowden, was a founding member of the famous memphis gro...

Martyn Lawrence Bullard's custom Durban chair. It's intricately carved back panel and turned finials inspired by early 19th century Indian Palace chairs.

Rajasthan Indian palace chairs, hand hammered with repousse silver metal work over wood with carved Ram head finals and leather covered cushion, very nice and unusual.

This is an incredibly rare set of 4 dining chairs by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, model Palace, made in white cream painted solid oak.

This is an incredibly rare set of 15 dining chairs by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, model Palace, made in white cream painted solid oak.

The upholstery is in good condition and has a grand, large tapestry pattern to fit the "Palace Chair" It's a real one of a kind chair!

Lustrous blue mohair upholstery accents sturdy walnut bases on these 18th century palace throne chairs from Italy. Measurements: 23'' D x 22.75'' W x 47'' H.

Seat and backrest are padded and covered in leather. This type of chairs was intended for important and rich environments such as castles or noble palaces..

They were made around 1805 in Nuremberg for Eichstätt Palace. Even if the chair offered here was executed in a somewhat simpler form, it is quite conceivable that it was made in the ...

Provenance: Altenburg Residence Palace. The undersides of the chairs are marked with inventory numbers, attesting to their documented origin.

Graceful set of four hardwood dining chairs designed by Jacques Garcia for Baker. The Malmaison dining chairs (model #BA3743) feature a sinuous hardwood frame inspired by the Napoleo...

Osler was a prestigious name in glass and crystal-making in the period, and the firm was most famous for the four-ton crystal fountain it produced for the Great Exhibition at the Cry...

Set of four chairs available to purchase in pairs. Two chairs with burned stamp "B" for Bäckaskog Palace, all four chairs painted with Bäckaskog Palace inventory no. 5 and with Fr...

Set of four chairs available to purchase in pairs. Two chairs with burned stamp "B" for Bäckaskog Palace, all four chairs painted with Bäckaskog Palace inventory no. 5 and with Fr...

Constructed in the Taishiyi style, an ancient design intended for imperial palaces, the chairs play with tradition with scalloped aprons and stepped arm rails.

Some of his most famous pieces were the enameled coffee pot for Wärtsilä and furniture pieces such as the Jakkara sauna stool designed for Helsinki Palace Hotel, or the Triennale cha...

Exceptional pair of Anglo Raj wedding palace chairs. Hand-hammered with repousse silver metal work over wood with carved ram head finals.

Anglo-Indian silvered wrapped clad side chair. Anglo Raj wedding palace chair, hand-hammered with repousse silver metal work over wood with carved ram head finals and Moroccan purple...

Carved walnut with bone inlays in dense star and leaf patterns. With shaped backs and front and back seat supports. The backs with raised ebonized panels with male and female figures...