Octavio Vidales Furniture

Set of four wrought iron chairs Italian home and garden production mid-1950s, The four chairs are intentionally left with their antique patina.

A design that will just never go out of style. Classic Danish early 1950's Easy style lounge chair. Original grey wool fabric with diamond pattern. Strong presence and generous size....

This leather club chair speaks luxury! With its rounded back and rolled arms with decorative nails, this chair has wonderful seating comfort and a timeless appearance. With simple sq...

A Stunning Pair of French Leather Club Chairs Chapeaux de Gendarme, Circa 1950's These stylish chapeau de gendarme models are beautiful. The rich, chestnut brown colour is very love...

Danish Teak Stool 1950s

Classic and very elegant pair of Danish lounge chairs made circa 1950. We love the elegant angles and rounded shapes of the chairs and tall slim legs making them just very timeless m...

Unique pair of Mid-Century Modern Mexican club chairs with a beautifully textured fabric and structured oak frame.

A wonderful chair upholstered in rich cognac leather with a button-tufted back, rolled crest rail, sweeping arms resting and thick seat raised on natural wood splay legs. The sculptu...

A design that will just never go out of style. Classic pair of Danish early 1950's his and hers lounge chairs. Original grey wool fabric with diamond pattern. fabric. Strong presence...

Edward J. Wormley lounge chair and ottoman for Dunbar circa 1950s on solid brass castors. The lounge chair has a trapezoid shape, wider in the front (27.5" W) and tapers to the back....

Wassily Club Chair by Marcel Breuer designed in 1925 - 26 for Knoll also known as the Model B3 chair. Breuer designed this chair while he was the head of the cabinet-making workshop at the Bauhaus, in Dessau, Germany. These chairs are in excellent condition and as strong and beautiful as when they were first created. Inspired by the frame of a bicycle and influenced by the constructivist theories of the De Stjil movement, Marcel Breuer was still an apprentice at the Bauhaus when he reduced the classic club chair to its elemental lines and planes, forever changing the course of furniture design. His revolutionary Wassily chair marries durable leather with the industrial-age aesthetic of cantilevered tubular steel. Functional, simple and distinctly modern. Protégé of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer embodied many of the School's distinctive concepts and was and one of the School's most famous students. He returned to teach carpentry from 1925-1928, during which he designed the tubular-steel furniture collection. His attention drifted towards architecture, and after practicing...

Stunning French Leather Club Chair, Gang-box Model, Circa 1950’s This is a super handsome chair which has been perfectly preserved. After cleaning and nourishment the original Havan...