Lukas Saint-Joigy Chairs

Pastel kitchen chair from the 50s colors found in many kitchens, which had the courage to use color and new materials. Practically covered the relativel...

Chair 01 belongs to the Disguise Series 00, a family of pieces conceived by Madrid-based ESTO Studio that operates at the boundary between furniture and imaginary creatures. The coll...

This circa 1980s hand carved African chair was made by a member of the Bamileke tribe from Cameroon. Hand carved dark stained wood arm chair with rounded, open-work back that feature...

1755 Italian sold ash throne chair with detailed carving.

Imposing 19th century French Louis XIII style library chair or throne chair crafted from walnut. The grand chair features a square flat back and generous square seat which are both d...

Dramatic handcrafted throne-form chair constructed almost entirely from mounted bovine horns and upholstered hide. The sculptural frame utilizes large curved horns as legs, arms, cre...

The Madda is a contemporary interpretation of the classic club chair. The metal base fully wraps around the chair, as if to squeeze it into it's plump and comfortable upper seating a...

" Throne chairs " A pair of Modernist tall back side chairs. Thuja root with ebonized inlaid details.

Franck Evennou has a poetic language inspired by nature, and by all subjects that carry the residue of their pasts. His works, particularly in bronze, possess a powerful nostalgic qu...

A very theatrical large throne chair in a custom treatment. With an intricately carved frame having stylized shells and scrolls with the foot a raised snail’s head...

Silvered metal and red velvet throne chair Indian, circa 1880 Measures: Height 138cm, width 66cm, depth 66cm This fine Indian throne chair would have been popular in Europe as well as India in the 19th century. The detailed silvered metal chair...

The Chair No. 5 of the Vrksa Series is a filler chair that is crafted in either Ash wood or Oak, using wood bending techniques. One of the legs of the piece emerges from the frame of...