Rushed Dining Chairs

Set of 12 Painted Oak and Rush Turned Chairs by Charles Dudouyt, France 1940s Turned chairs — sometimes called thrown chairs or spindle chairs — represent a style of Elizabethan or ...

Shapland and Petter attributed. A set of four simple Arts and crafts rush seated chairs in good original condition with the essence of the original green stain worn a way wonderfully...

Dining chair, chestnut, rush, France, 1940s This design serves as an example of how traditional materials were refined through subtle, modernist influences in the 1940s.

Fantastic set of 8 French dining chairs in the style of "Sentou" chairs by Charlotte Perriand.

Set of 6 midcentury oak and rush chairs, Europe, 1950s. This is a beautiful set of 6 chairs in solid oak with rush seats. Honest and straight from the first owner, these chairs are...

A pair of stylish dining or occasional chairs. Holland, c1960s.

Set of 6 rustic farmer-style dining chairs made of oak with woven rush seats. made in Spain in the 1970s.

One dining chair from 19th century. Made of solid wood, painted in light beige with coral accents, rush seats with nice linen seating cushion in very good condition.

Pair of Dutch wenge wood dining chairs with woven rush seats and seat-backs, designed by Martin Visser for Spectrum.

E G Punnet Attri, for William Birch Set of Four Glasgow School Oak & Rush Chairs and probably made by William Birch retailed by Liberty and Co, consisting of two armchairs two single...

A good quality set of six dining chairs. France, circa 1950s. Three straps of curved wood to the backs.

Set of 6 country French style dining chairs comprised of 2 arm chairs and 4 side chairs.

A gorgeous pair of English Country or Rustic European style ladder back dining chairs In the manner of Baker Furniture Italy, Circa 1980s Carved solid oak frames, with rush seats.

The four are in great condition and also have woven rush seats that are also in great condition. A complement to any quaint breakfast or small dining area - the east coast vibe len...

A charming set of six early 19th century French ladderback dining chairs from Normandy, hand carved from solid walnut and dating to the 1830s.

The Rush Seat Armchair adds classic charm to dining and living rooms with its simple materials and easygoing shape.

A rare set of 6 dining chairs by Joseph Savina Model : Saint Gonéry Oak and original rush Good details of the sculptural back chairs In good original condition

Vintage Postmodern Design "Alice" Dining Chairs by Cidue. Made in the 1980's in Italy.

This is a set of 6 antique Lancashire spindleback dining chairs. An English, beech carver and seat suite with rush cushions, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1905.

Set of six French oak dining chairs featuring tall backs and hand-woven rush seats.

Set of six dining chairs, designed by Giovanni Michelucci from the Torbecchia series and produced by Poltronova in the 1960s.

A handsome set of ten mid-century country French Provincial style dining chairs with rush seats, comprised of eight side chairs and two armchairs.

A rare set of six modernist stained oak dining chairs with original woven rush seats attributed to Francis Jourdain.

If you appreciate the allure of well-made furniture that carries a sense of history and invites nostalgia, then these Ladder Back Oak Rush Seat Dining Chairs are the perfect addition...

A vintage French dining chair set in dark stained wood and woven rush, attributed to Georges Robert and produced in France during the 1950s.

Armchairs, cherry wood, rush, Europe, 1950s Elegant pair of European armchairs dating from the 1950s, beautifully crafted in warm cherry wood with sculptural curved arms and an open...

Stunning set of 6 dining chairs, made of solid oak with original woven rush seat in the style of Guillerme & Chambron.

The Pernelle Counter Stool reinterprets French seating tradition through modern craftsmanship. A solid wood frame in natural oak or walnut finishes supports a handwoven natural rope ...

The Pernelle Counter Stool reinterprets French seating tradition through modern craftsmanship. A solid wood frame in natural oak or walnut finishes supports a handwoven natural rope ...

A large Antique French chair set with a particularly fine form. With elegant shaped curved crest rails and open back supports in a high polish. With rush slip seats, raised on square...

With their sleek black lacquer finish and handwoven rush seats, they offer a striking blend of style and comfort—perfect as either dining chairs or side chairs for your home.

Set of 6 Guillerme & Chambron style chairs Oak with rushed seats and ladder back Wonderful patina France, 1950s

This remarkable set of eight dining chairs by the prestigious house of Lorin Marsh is a masterful celebration of Hollywood Regency glamour and rustic organic texture.

This elegant set of four mid-century modern Model #602 dining chairs is designed by icon Gio Ponti and produced for M.

Vintage Midcentury French Provincial Design Dining Chair set of 6 by Charles Dudouyt. Made in France, 1940's / 50's period.

Martin & Brockett’s Sydney Dining Chair with Arms- Rush Back, Upholstered Seat features a wood frame with finial details on the chair back and arm, as well as a stylish combination o...

A gorgeous French Country or French Provincial Louis XV style armchair or dining captain chair By Baker Furniture USA, Circa 1980s Carved solid walnut frame, with rush seat and re...

A pair of Aesthetic Movement dining/side chairs with drop in rush seats.

Vintage Set of 6 Rustic Danish European Oak and Rope Dining Chairs. The chairs feature solid wood frames with large exposed joinery details and hand-strung rope seats and backs.

Six dining chairs from 19th century. Painted in light grey with coral accents, rush seats with nice cotton seating cushions covered with small colorful flowers.

Vintage Rustic / Brutalist in Design Oak Slat Back Dining Chair set of 6. Made in Belgium, 1950's / 60's period.

Set of 8 'Campagne' Dining Chairs by Design Frères. 18 1/2 seat height. Discrete non-scratch gliders on the tips of the legs (picture before last). Sturdy and comfortable. Chic and...

Set of 4 'Campagne' Dining Chairs by Design Frères. 18 1/2 seat height. Discrete non-scratch gliders on the tips of the legs (picture before last). Sturdy and comfortable. Chic and...

Set of 6 'Campagne' Dining Chairs by Design Frères. 18 1/2 seat height. Discrete non-scratch gliders on the tips of the legs (picture before last). Sturdy and comfortable. Chic and...

Excellent pair of Hvidt Molgaard teak dining chairs with newly rushed seats. The chairs have a lovely timeworn honey brown patina and are tight and sturdy.

A beautifully worn set of four handcrafted dining chairs, likely of French origin, dating to the mid-20th century.

Four stunning and elegant Art Deco Modernist dining chairs Design by J.A. Muntendam for L.O.V.

A rare set of eight Mission oak Arts & Crafts period H-back dining chairs By Gustav Stickley USA, Early 20th Century Solid quarter sawn oak, with rush seats and upholstery.

A sublime set of twelve (12) dining chairs by John Hutton for Donghia, circa 1995.

Really lovely set of four early 19th century carved oak British dining chairs with original patina and rush seats. #4178.

Set of Six Arts and Crafts Ecclesiastical Dining Chairs, circa 1920. A striking set of six Arts and Crafts dining chairs, carved in solid oak with a distinct ecclesiastical character.

Side chair, model no. 19, by Charlotte Perriand, from ‘L’Équipement de la Maison’ series, designed 1939, produced circa 1940s.

An exceptional set of six of Mission or Arts & Crafts dining chairs By Gustav Stickley USA, Early 20th Century Solid quarter sawn oak, with rush seats.

Six dining chairs from 19th century. Massive walnut hand carved frame with floral accents and rush seats.

French Country Dining Chairs set of (4) hand-made by the Lacroix family who began producing French Dining Chairs back in 1856. The Dining Chairs are not only beautifully executed to ...

6 dining chairs imported from France. Beautiful condition.

French provincial ladder-back dining chairs sourced in Provence, dating to the late 19th century.