Georges de Bardyere Furniture

This stunning pair of vintage modern arm chairs feature unique "box" style sides. The beautiful wood grain and floating angled backrest add to the allure. Smooth edges and plush blue upholstery ensure comfort in any modern interior. Made by Madison Furniture Industries...

A large pair of French beech armchairs in the os de mouton taste, the enduring Louis XIII form named for its distinctive 'mutton bone' shaped legs and stretchers. Generously scaled, ...

1900s Italy budoir, pair of bedroom armchairs Art Nouveau with stool in hand-carved walnut, restored and polished to wax. Made new upholstery...

A fine pair of early 19th century George 111 period gilt armchairs . Hand carved

A large pair of French beech armchairs in the os de mouton taste, the enduring Louis XIII form named for its distinctive 'mutton bone' shaped legs and stretchers. Generously scaled, ...

Pair of George Nelson for Herman Miller armchairs with new cowhide upholstery. Great for any modern environment besides the obvious modern cabin or rustic setting.

Ico Parisi Pair of armchairs model "875". Produced by Cassina, Meda, 1960. Chromed steel frame, black leatherette upholstery. (slight defects)

The high upholstered back combined with wide and deep seat exemplify the Classic and comfortable Scandinavian Art Nouveau design. Sophisticate...

This settee is typical of De Feure’s style at the turn of the 20th century. The high back with swooping lines, paired with straight legs curving toward their meeting with the seat, i...

Each top quality carving in the George III style. Very sturdy with central pierced back with carved serpentine crest rail. Carved arm terminals and upholstered seat with new muslin. ...

Of very generous scale with arched upholstered back joined by leaf carved down swept arms ,upholstered seat and raised on carved cabriole legs ending on scroll feet. Clever and convi...

Antique 18th Century Chinese Yoke-Back Armchair in Lacquered Pearwood. A stunning antique Chinese yoke-back armchair from the 18th century. A remarkable design - quintessentially Chinese and of monumental proportions. Should have been a chair for someone important. The design rooted in the Ming-style from several hundred years before this chair was created - showing straight and strict proportions combined with sculptural and flowing shapes all hand carved from solid wood. Remarkable to see a chair this 'boxy' could be so sculptural and dynamic in appearance. Also, this chair is quite comfortable to sit in. Whereas in Japan it was the custom to kneel on the floor or to squat on cushions, chairs were the rule in China from an early date - both for dining and relaxing. Chairs with arms were more honorific than those without and both kinds were for men - women sat on stools. The design of these antique Chinese chairs...