Thor Chair

Pair of elegant French Empire style side chairs. The chairs are burl with bronze mounts and feet.

It can be used in an active or relaxing setting by tilting the chair in its entirety and reversing the seat.

Roman and Greek foliage motifs carved on the back and arms of the chair delicately frame the chair.

Raised on reeded tapered front legs, with sabre legs to the rear. Superb quality with a great patina. The chair seat height is 48cm.

This antique mountain chair is a beautiful example of traditional South German craftsmanship from the early 19th century.

Fine pair of George I style walnut and parcel gilt side chairs, the over upholstered seats below arched backs and standing on carved cabriole legs with gilt knees and standing on scr...

The curved back swivel chair by Lawson-Fenning is a tuxedo style lounge chair with curved corners and a metal base.

Comfortable chairs A6150 produced in the late 1960s by the Furniture Factory "Fameg" in Radomsko.

When purchased the chairs will be carefully wrapped up and packed in a way to avoid any damages in transport.

The chair has been newly upholstered in a high-quality fabric that shifts in tone from deep green to petrol blue depending on the angle of light.

A set of 2 gustavian rose carved chair with hand carved single rose detailing to the top of the chairs.

19th Century, Pair of English Regency Lacquered Wood Chairs The pair of chairs was made in the Regency period, around the beginning of the 19th century in England.

Very comfortable, the chair welcomes the person who sits on it very well.

This piece does show wear consistent with previous use including scratches and patina. Overall, the chair is in good vintage condition. Please see photos.

The chair is extremely chic - while also being very comfortable as the design hugs the body.

The chair retains the recognizable Selig maker's mark on the edge of the seat frame.

The Shell Chair has become one of the most recognizable design icons of the 20th century.

A pair of King Cole Chairs. The name of these chairs comes from a James Mont commission for a lavish penthouse design in the King Cole building in Miami, Florida during the 1960's.

The chair is composed of solid wood elements. The ends of the woods are rounded with a large radius.

The chair has never been painted but is covered in 19th century grafitti which has been carved into the wood; names, initials and the likes.

The chair has been newly upholstered in soft, light-colored lambswool, creating a warm contrast to the rich wood tones while enhancing its inviting appearance.

Comfortable chairs A6150 produced in the late 1960s by the Furniture Factory "Fameg" in Radomsko.

Constructed from bent steel rod, the chair is very comfortable. Reminiscent of the heron chairs built by Race furniture around that time.

The chairs display thermo-formed curved backs and conical tilted legs.

'Concha' Lounge Chair by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler, Brazil, 1950's This lounge chair by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler was produced in Brazil in the 1950's by Forma.

The Flock CS2 by NOOM is a contemporary upholstered bar chair with wooden legs designed by Kateryna Sokolova.

The chair is upholstered with a striped fabric in rich tones.

Constructed primarily from ash with a pierced Gothic splat and thick elm seat. The chair shows traces of its original green paint.

Dramatic pair of organic wood case barrel back club chairs by McGuire. The chairs feature a slight barrel form rattan and wood frame.

The leather’s natural grain and subtle sheen lend depth and character, softening the chair’s architectural silhouette while reinforcing its material authenticity.

The chair is height-adjustable using a screw mechanism.

The chair is handmade in the United Kingdom and upholstered in brown taupe linen.

The chairs are crafted from cherry veneer with a beautiful, warm grain.

The chairs are solid and very comfortable.

Produced by O.H Sjögren. The name translates to the “lazy count” and the chairs are a classy but comfortable chair fit for nobility.

The curved back swivel chair by Lawson-Fenning is a tuxedo style lounge chair with curved corners and a metal base.

A very charming French 19th century Louis XV st. child's chair. The chair is raised by fine cabriole legs with elegant scrolled feet.

Gorgeous oak chairs with the original leather seat and oak frame.

Cane Lounge Chair and Ottoman with Verdigris Bronze Finish Metal Legs, in the manner of Diego Giacometti, probably Italian, circa 1980s.

Our atelier carefully restored and refinished the chairs. The set can be split. The chairs can be sold singularly. 

We can also make the frame in brushed brass. The chair is made by hand in Portugal.

A set of smoky Lucite dining chairs. The chairs are sturdy. Some age related scratches and small nicks.

By addressing themes of collective trauma and the cyclical nature of conflict, the Sinking Chair invites viewers to reflect on the scars of the past and how they shape the present.

Estimated to be made end of 19th century. The chairs consist of two pieces - sit comes out and goes through the backrest, forming firm and stable chair.

The chair is in very good, original clean and ready to use condition, the seat cushion shows a shadow stain, please see images.

This set has been coated with marine varnish to add an extra protect-ant/ sealer on the chairs for all weather purpose and to be used outdoors if necessary.

Four Pirkka chairs with seats of birch wood. The chairs show some traces of use and they diver slightly in dimensions.

The chair is finished elegantly with zippered cushions.

The Harp Chair embodies the Danish mastery of combining craft, comfort, and art.

The wood shows great grain and color. The chairs are in overall very good condition.

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

Set of four dining chairs by Directional. The chairs have the original upholstery and a nice sculptural design.

One of the defining characteristics of the Monk chair is its flat, architectural silhouette, achieved through the use of cross-angled legs.

The rich leather upholstery adds a touch of elegance, making these chairs a perfect addition to any rustic or contemporary decor.

The chair, designed by Hans Wegner and produced by Carl Hansen & Son in Denmark, dates circa 2021 and is guaranteed as authentic.

In the back of the chair is a light restoration repair as shown in the picture.

The name áristos (ἄριστος), ancient Greek for “the most excellent” or “the noblest,” reflects the chair’s elegant proportions and high-quality materials.