Roberto Gabetti and Aimaro Isola Dining Room Chairs

E A Taylor attributed a pair of rush seated side or bedroom chairs made by Wylie and Lochhead. One has straight front legs and one has the slightly splayed front legs, both chairs ha...

6 Steel Gastone Rinaldi Dining Chairs for Rima, Italy 1970. Original upholstery.

Pair of Borge Mogensen Chairs. NOTE: THIS WAS A SET OF 4 CHAIRS. THE PICTURED CHAIRS ARE SOLD. YOU ARE BUYING THE OTHER 2 CHAIRS THAT NEED TO BE REUPHOLSTERED. I WILL SEND YOU PH...

This sleek and elegance Ricciolina chairs are stylish and functional. The distinctive curved connection between the seat and backrest gives the chair flexibility and ergonomics. ...

A set of dining chairs with exposed walnut frames supporting floating laminated seats and sculptural back rests, both covered in vintage upholstery. Designed in 1953 as a component o...

Rare Jens Risom chairs made in the 1940s, model “666” of the 600 series from 1941.

Pair of teak Folke Palsson J77 chairs in very good condition Manufactured by FDB Møbelfabrik Folke Pålsson based his design on the 1960s...

Set of Six Northern Italian Fruitwood Dining Chairs, Great Scale For Comfort. Fully Restored but would need to be reupholstered as a few of the springs have come loose. Could possib...

Designed by Gastone Rinaldi for RIMA in the 1970s, this set of four Space Age chromed steel chairs epitomizes Italian modernism at its sleekest. With fluid cantilevered frames and sculptural wire-form seats, these chairs reflect Rinaldi’s fascination with futuristic lines and ergonomic clarity. Their lightweight, minimalist aesthetic nods to the Bauhaus tradition while embracing the optimism of the Space Age movement. The gleaming chrome-plated steel construction is both strong and sculptural, with a continuous bent-tube form that adds a dynamic visual rhythm to any interior. Equally compelling as a full dining suite or styled individually. No cushions are included however seat and back cushions can be crafted easily for this set. Contact us for details. These Rinaldi chairs are perfect in a Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, Italian Modern, Postmodern, or Contemporary interior — but also create compelling contrast in Industrial, Transitional, or Minimalist settings. Incredibly versatile in use: ideal as dining chairs, side chairs, café chairs, game chairs, breakfast table chairs, occasional chairs, office guest chairs, or entryway and hallway chairs. Their sculptural form and light footprint make them an excellent option for retail displays, conference or meeting room chairs...

A finely crafted pair of Danish Modern teak side chairs designed by Henning Kjaernulf for Bruno Hansen, circa 1960s. This 'Model 255' design is a standout example of Kjaernulf's scul...

Wonderful set of eight 1970s dining chairs by Axel Larsson for Balzar Beskow, with arms, in birch with straps of hemp, stackable, very comfortable.

William Katavolos in partnership with Douglas Kelley & Ross Littell designed the iconic sling-back T chair in 1952 as model 3LC in Laverne International's sculptural New Furniture se...