Brickel Associates Lounge Chairs

Ward Bennett Rattan & Steel Lounge Chair for Brickel Associates, c.1965.

An exceptional early pair of Scissor chairs by iconic American designer Ward Bennett, featuring rare solid oak frames and original olive green suede upholstery. These chairs exemplif...

Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates Suede Scissor Chairs, a Pair The Scissor Lounge Chair was originally conceptualized in 1964 by American artist, designer, and sculptor Ward Benne...

Ward Bennett Lounge Chairs in Solid Oak for Brickel Associates 1965c. Model 1226 reupholstered in Mohair. Dimensions: 30" high 30" deep 26" wide 17" seat height 21" arm height

A pair of Brickell cube chairs. A lovely pair of cube chairs, a classic, timeless design. These chairs feature a muted brown/tan fabric with nice texture. The seat cushions are remov...

Pair of X based chrome steel and rattan lounge chairs designed by Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates.

Vintage pair of lounge chairs newly upholstered in a patterned mohair fabric. Classic Knoll style cube chairs comfortable and attractive.

Sled chair by Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates, c.1960s, USA. This slipper lounge chair features a tubular chrome frame with "x" base, woven cane seat and seat back and cane wrapp...

Ward Bennett for Brickel midcentury scissor chair. This chair measures: 24.25 wide x 29 deep x 34.75 high, with a seat height of 15 inches...

Bring a distinctive look to your living room seating area with these sleek club chairs model no.Q2083 by Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates, American 1960s. Luxuriant and enveloping, these barrel back form with pleated back and tapered sides are extremely comfortable and elegant. All on recessed mahogany legs fully upholstered in green velvet provides comfort in the most luxurious way. The chairs are in excellent restored condition and have been reupholstered back to their original integrity. The chairs have a wonderful proportions and look amazing from every angle. Ward Bennett was an American designer, artist and sculptor. His career began at age 13, despite attending art schools in Florence and Paris, he was mostly self-taught, with skills ranging from jewelry-making to interior design. His reputation earned him many high-profile clients. Lyndon Johnson later asked Bennett to design a chair for his presidential library—“a cross between a barroom chair and a courtroom chair...

Fully restored set of four "Landmark" armchairs designed by Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates, circa 1970s. The outwardly simple construction has a frame of solid wood, impeccably ...

Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates pair of graceful lounge chairs, with cherry wood arms and legs and a blue gray mohair. Chairs are all Original, dated 1988, although this is a 196...