Thor Chair

The round chair has a classic outward curving toprail.

Yet he retained the most important feature: the broad armrests that give the chair its distinctive character.

What is rare is that the chair appears to have original upholstery and label underneath.

This particular example was produced by CondeHouse in Japan in 2022. The chair is comprised of Japanese ash with the seat and back upholstered in black leather.

Stunning pieces. The chairs are in excellent, restored condition.

The chair, originally known as Model 3130, was first introduced in 1957 at the Milan Triennale.

The lightweight makes it easy to handle and move the chair easily.

Deeply upholstered for comfort, the chair offers both visual appeal and practical seating.

The chair rotates a full 360 degrees. The fabric shown is no longer available.

Designed by Ilse Lang, this molded leather dining chair redefines functional sculpture. The leather is not just a surface treatment—it forms the very structure of the chair, adapting...

The measurements given apply to the chair with armrests.

The seats and backs of the chairs have been covered with new fabric.

The Radar chair is often attributed to the Belgian designer Willy Van Der Meeren and dates from the 1950s.

The chairs are also stamped on the back of the splat and it shows the registered design mark.

The Karu chair is a contemporary update of a classic design first produced in Finland by the Haimi Oy company in the early 1950s.

The ottoman mirrors the chair's sculptural curvature, creating a cohesive silhouette when paired.

The chair is made out of teak, the back of handwoven raffia rope and its weight is held by a river rock stone.

Overall, the chair is in very good to excellent condition and shows minimal wear.

Overall, the chair is in very good to excellent condition and shows minimal wear.

This example is upholstered in red Cato fabric. The listed price includes the chair and ottoman to be sold together.

Recently reupholstered in a textured linen, the chair highlights the graceful lines and understated sophistication of Danish design.

This pair of Italian Neoclassical style walnut side chairs from the mid-19th century features slightly concave pierced backs, marrying perfectly the sitter's body.

This is a Cosco Dining Chair that was produced in Columbus, Indiana and dates back to the 1970s.

The chair legs are available in oak or beechwood in a range of finishes.

The legs are made of aluminium and finished in the same color as the seat, reinforcing the chair’s graphic and architectural character.

Everything about the chair feels thoughtfully crafted—from the looping heart-back pattern to the hand-formed spirals that define the base.

The high-backed chair crafted from solid oak, echoing the Renaissance style from around the year 1910, is a remarkable piece of furniture that exudes timeless elegance and sophistica...

With the Volute chair, the aim was to create a beautiful piece through finding balance in its design.

With a similar profile to the brand’s Tripod stool, the chair’s cerused White Oak legs are crafted into a cylindrical shape, balancing the reclined seat-back.

The faux leather chair structure and seats are cantilevered over the refined nickel base structure to give the feeling of floating.

By seamlessly integrating cane in a modern design, the chairs reference Brazil's colonial past and honor the tropical climate.

Hand decorated with gilt detailing, upholstered seating, the chair rises on klismos legs, the front ending in brass caps and castors.

With orbit chairs Lara Bohinc develops her stellar themes, finding inspiration in planetary and lunar orbits, whose gravitationally curved trajectories drive the lines and shapes of ...

The Karu chair is a contemporary update of a classic design first produced in Finland by the Haimi Oy company in the early 1950s.

The Karu chair is a contemporary update of a classic design first produced in Finland by the Haimi Oy company in the early 1950s.

Designed with a deep, angled seat and a high, supportive back profile providing comfortable lounging. The chair is very well-crafted, comfortable and very sturdy and will certainly m...

The chair was awarded the Medal D’Oro by ADI, an Italian Industrial Design Association.  

Set of Régence style mahogany armchairs and side chairs French, early 20th century Measures: Armchairs: Height 103cm, width 56cm, depth 50cm Side chairs: Height 87cm, width 43cm, ...

Overall, the chair is in good vintage condition with signs of wear.

Harry Bertoia for Knoll Set of 5 chrome-plated steel chairs. American design from the 1970s. Dimensions: H 74.5 x W 53.5 x D 45 x Seat H 44 cm Reference: LS6721 + 5752705/5M We ...

Set of 4 solid pine dining chairs designed by Göran Malmvall in the 1940s. The chairs have been restored and oiled.

The seat height is 42 cm. When folded, the width of the chairs is 12 cm.

The backs of the chairs have a floral detailing.

The chair has an interesting fabric with a linear structure.

The Vallarta chair was designed by Ricardo Legorreta in 1972 for the Camino Real hotel in Puerto Vallarta.

This listing includes both chairs for the price listed.

The chair remains structurally sound and rests on sturdy wooden legs that complement the organic frame.

The chair is protected with acrylic varnish with a satin glow.

Individually made rather than mass-produced, the chair reflects a couture approach to furniture—where structure, material, and finish are considered with equal intention.

The chair measures 17.75 inches deep, 22.5 inches wide, and 30 inches high with a seat height of 17 inches.

Vintage lounge chair designed and manufactured in the United States in the 1970's.

A rare and highly refined pair of small lounge chairs designed by Gio Ponti for the bedroom interior of Un’Abitazione Dimostrativa, presented at the VI Triennale di Milano.

Exposed metal fasteners and layered steel detailing at the arm supports emphasize the chair’s industrial character.

The chair features a molded mahogany plywood body with black iron legs and metal detailing on the back of the chair.

Pair of beautifully crafted side chairs by Barovero from the '50s. The chairs feature a curved plywood shell structure that seems to 'float' on top of the frame and the tapered legs.

The key to this saving lies in its inge- nious shell shape of the chair.

The Coquillage side chair was designed by Pierre Guariche for Meurop in the early 1960s.