Cleo Baldon Armchairs

Six Cleo Baldon armchairs from her Villa group manufactured by her company Terra in the mid-1960s thru the mid-1970s. The wrought iron chairs are lacquered in their original warm cho...

This set of three dining chairs and dining table was designed by Cleo Baldon for the Terra Furniture Company. Made in rare chrome steel, the...

A pair of Cleo Baldon lounge chairs for Terra, USA, c.1960s. The chairs feature a wrought iron base with x-frame profiles. They're grounded by rectangular blocks as the legs with the...

Handsome iron and oak directors chair. Upholstery is in a textured taupe material. Chair is substantial and is in beautiful condition.

Rare set of six wrought iron campaign style director's chairs, or patio and garden chairs designed by Cleo Baldon (American 1927-2014). Beautifully crafted featuring a curule leg...

Cleo Baldon pair of handcrafted Campaign chairs from her contract line manufactured by Terra in the mid-1960s thru the mid-1970s. The wrought iron chairs are lacquered in their orig...

Cleo Baldon chairs designed by and produced at her studio/work shop terra in the 1960s. The two pairs of handcrafted wrought iron chairs and their cushions are in excellent conditio...

Six Cleo Baldon chairs from her Villa group manufactured by Terra in the mid-1960s thru the mid-1970s. The wrought iron chairs are lacquered in their original warm chocolate color with fumed oak rods. A variant of this chair was featured in the California design/ nine exhibitions at the Pasadena Art Museum in 1965. Cleo Baldon was instrumental in promoting the swimming pool culture of Southern California and developed the infinity pool. Her furniture is beautifully crafted both in the framing and the upholstery. According to conversations with my partner she knew of five companies that copied her designs. The Villa chairs are easy to appreciate for their style and comfort which is probably why this is the design Inca, her most prolific imitator chose as the inspiration for their chair design. The most obvious difference between Cleo's designs executed by her company Terra and the Inca copies is in the detail of the thumb joinery at the crossbar of the X-leg on Cleo Baldon's designs in contrast to a simple tack weld utilized by Inca. The horizontal bands that support the back cushion is another clear difference between the chairs of each company because Inca uses a diamond pattern for their back support. The six chairs have been restored and are in excellent condition. Vintage dune...

This set of three dining chairs and dining table was designed by Cleo Baldon for the Terra Furniture Company. Made in rare chrome steel, these post...

Three handcrafted wrought iron armchairs designed by Cleo Baldon and produced at her studio or work shop Terra in the 1960s. The chairs and their cushions are in excellent condition...

A pair of Cleo Baldon ottomans for Terra, circa 1965. Classic wrought iron and oak frames with vinyl and cotton duck upholstery. The frames are in excellent condition and the uphols...

Set of four handcrafted wrought iron armchairs and oak "Directors Chair" designed by Cleo Baldon and produced at her studio/work shop Terra in the early 1960s. The chairs feature...