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Pair of Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Chairs by Jindřich Halabala, Czechoslovakia, 1940s Description An elegant pair of sculptural lounge chairs by celebrated Czech designer Jindřich ...

Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Chairs by Jindřich Halabala in Original Upholstery, 1940s A striking pair of sculptural bentwood lounge chairs by renowned Czech designer Jindřich Halabal...

Pair of Jindřich Halabala Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Armchairs, Czechoslovakia, 1940s Exceptional pair of sculptural lounge armchairs designed by Jindřich Halabala in Czechoslovakia...

Pair of Jindřich Halabala Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Armchairs, Czechoslovakia, 1940s Exceptional and documented pair of sculptural lounge armchairs designed by Jindřich Halabala i...

Pair of Jindřich Halabala Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Armchairs, Czechoslovakia, 1940s Exceptional and documented pair of sculptural lounge armchairs designed by Jindřich Halabala i...

A remarkable pair of sculptural solid oak armchairs, handcrafted in France during the 1950s. These highly expressive chairs are defined by their bold, architectural construction and...

Exceptional pair of ‘Inka’ lounge chairs designed by Karel Koželka and Antonín Kropáček in 1944 for Interiér Praha, Czechoslovakia. An important and highly recognizable example of C...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern Armchairs by Miroslav Navrátil, Czechoslovakia, 1970s Exceptional pair of Mid-Century Modern lounge armchairs designed by Miroslav Navrátil, Czechoslovaki...

Pair of Art Deco Bentwood Lounge Chairs by Jindřich Halabala, Czechoslovakia, 1940s Exceptional and authentic pair of Art Deco bentwood lounge chairs designed by Jindřich Halabala, ...

Exceptional pair of “Hombre” lounge chairs, designed by Burkhard Vogtherr for Rosenthal in Germany during the 1970s. The Hombre series is one of Vogtherr’s most distinctive designs ...

Exceptional large set of sixteen French stools, crafted in solid oak with handwoven natural rush seats, France, circa 1950s. Each stool features a beautifully restrained constructio...

Set of 9 Razorblade Bar Stools in Solid Oak and Rush, France, 1960s A remarkable and exceptionally large set of nine sculptural “Razorblade” bar stools, sourced in France and dating...

Italian Mid-Century Walnut, Brass and Black Glass Centre Table, 1960s An elegant and sculptural Italian Mid-Century Modern centre table from the 1960s, executed in walnut with refin...

Pair of Art Deco Lounge Armchairs by Koželka & Kropáček in Texel Sheepskin, Prague, 1940s An exceptional pair of Art Deco lounge armchairs by Karel Koželka and Antonín Kropáček, ori...

French Oak Tripod Stool in the Style of Charles Dudouyt, France, 1940s A characterful French tripod stool in solid oak, dating from the 1940s and designed in the style of Charles Du...

French Primitive Brutalist Oak Tripod Stool, France, 1950s A characterful French tripod stool, handcrafted in solid oak, dating from circa 1950. The stool features a thick, sculpt...

Rare early-production set of four ‘Africa’ dining chairs by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, Italy, 1975. Beautifully crafted in solid walnut with engraved sculptural backrests, orig...

Giovanni Michelucci, Geometric Inlaid Wood Desk, Italy, 1970s A sculptural and architecturally inspired desk attributed to Italian architect Giovanni Michelucci, dating from the 197...

Set of 3 white Carrara marble console tables model ''Eros'' by Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper - Italy 1970s Designed by Angelo Ma...

Architectural and highly sculptural wingback lounge chair produced in Prague, Czech Republic, circa 1920s–1930s, reflecting the bold structural language of Central European Art Deco ...

Rare Roger Capron coffee table featuring original Garrigue ceramic tiles set in a solid bent beechwood frame with elegant waterfall ends. A sculptural and highly collectible example ...

A striking large-scale Czech chandelier from the 1960s featuring sculptural brass construction and luminous frosted glass globes in a dramatic cascading composition. Price is per ch...

An original 1940s bentwood lounge chair by Czech modernist designers Karel Kozelka and Antonín Kropáček, representing a refined and sculptural example of Central European functionali...

Exceptional set of two Brutalist side or coffee tables crafted from solid elm wood, originating from France, circa 1960s. Each table is hand-carved from a single solid elm slab, sho...

Elegant and robust pair of French modernist easy chairs by Maison Regain, featuring solid elm frames and beautifully patinated cognac leather sling seats and backs. A timeless and ar...

Exceptional sculptural armchairs in hand-carved solid oak with geometric reliefs and original woven cord seats, executed in the manner of Joseph Savina, France, 1930s. This rare pai...

Pair of Woodline Lounge Chairs by Marco Zanuso for Arflex, Italy, 1960s An iconic pair of Woodline lounge chairs designed by Marco Zanuso for Arflex, Italy. Originally conceived in ...

Pierre Chapo S28 Dining Chairs in Patinated Solid Elm, France 1972, Set of 3 Rare set of Pierre Chapo model S28 dining chairs, designed in France in 1972 and crafted from beautifull...

Set of 8 Solid Pine Dining Chairs with Cut-Out Backs, Alsace, France, 1960s A characterful and highly decorative set of eight solid pine dining chairs from Alsace, France, dating to...

Paolo Buffa Pair of Sculptural Cherrywood and Rush Armchairs, Italy, 1940s Description Exceptional pair of sculptural cherrywood and hand-woven rush armchairs by Paolo Buffa, Italy...

An exceptional and highly sculptural ceramic coffee table attributed to the renowned ceramic workshops of Vallauris in the South of France, dating from the 1960s. Remarkable for its...

1 of 100+ Egon Eiermann SE 119 Dining Chairs in Ecru Sheepskin An exceptional opportunity to acquire original SE 119 dining chairs designed by renowned German architect Egon Eierma...

Walnut Art Deco Sideboard by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody, Czechoslovakia, 1930s An exceptional and highly sculptural Art Deco sideboard attributed to renowned Czech designer Jin...

Rare and important Italian mid-century modern sideboard model MS180, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova and produced in Italy in 1964. This highly collectible documented mode...

An exceptional and highly sculptural pair of Art Deco lounge chairs designed by Jindřich Halabala in the 1940s in former Czechoslovakia. These iconic chairs are among the most recog...

A striking and highly collectible Art Deco lounge chair by Jindřich Halabala, designed in the 1940s in former Czechoslovakia—an iconic example of Czech modernism that seamlessly blen...

A rare early French Brutalist credenza in solid walnut, dating to the 1930s, distinguished by its architectural form, handcrafted construction, and richly developed patina. A rare F...

A rare and highly collectible French mid-century stool by Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet, featuring a beautifully handwoven rope seat on a sculptural beech tripod base. An iconic exampl...

Claudio Salocchi for Sormani Large Sideboard in Dark Wood, Italy, 1960s An impressive and exceptionally long Italian Mid-Century Modern sideboard attributed to Claudio Salocchi for ...

Pair of A 745/F Bentwood Side Chairs by Michael Thonet for Tatra, Czechoslovakia, 1930s A rare and characterful pair of A 745/F bentwood side chairs, designed by Michael Thonet and ...

Pair of Art Deco Bentwood Lounge Chairs by Jindřich Halabala, Czechoslovakia, 1940s A striking and highly sculptural pair of Art Deco lounge chairs by Jindřich Halabala, Czechoslova...

Roger Capron Sculptural Ceramic Coffee Table, Vallauris, France, 1970s An exceptional ceramic and wood coffee table by Roger Capron, created in Vallauris, France, during the 1970s. ...

Sculptural Italian Bamboo and Rattan Lounge Chair, Italy, 1970s A striking sculptural lounge chair crafted from bent bamboo and finely woven rattan, made in Italy during the 1970s. ...

Set of Six Sculptural Solid Elm Dining Chairs in the Style of Pierre Chapo, 1980s A striking set of six sculptural dining chairs from the 1980s, crafted from solid elm wood and desi...

Set of Six Scandinavian Solid Pine Dining Chairs by Wasa Möbel, Sweden, 1970s A distinctive set of six dining chairs by Wasa Möbel, produced in Sweden during the 1970s. The chairs ...

Pair of Large French Mid-Century Lounge Chairs with Brass Feet, France, 1950s A striking pair of generously proportioned Mid-Century lounge chairs, France, circa 1950s. These subst...

Pair of Jindřich Halabala Sculptural Bentwood Lounge Chairs, Czechoslovakia, 1940s A striking pair of sculptural lounge chairs designed by Jindřich Halabala, dating from the 1940s a...

Pair of French Oak and Rush Lounge Armchairs, France, 1950s A highly characterful pair of French lounge armchairs dating from the 1950s, crafted from solid oak with handwoven rush seats and backrests. The chairs have a distinctly sculptural quality, most notably expressed in the beautifully shaped armrests. Each arm flows organically outward from the angled backrest in a long, gentle curve before terminating in a softly rounded, downward-sweeping end. This elegant detail gives the otherwise robust construction an unusually fluid and inviting character. The solid oak frames have developed a rich, warm brown patina over time, highlighting the grain and handmade character of the wood. Slightly splayed legs and gently inclined backrests create a relaxed stance, while the low horizontal stretchers provide both structural strength and a pleasing architectural rhythm. The natural rush provides a beautiful contrast to the darker oak. The seats are intricately woven, while the backrests are composed of two separate woven panels, creating a subtle open space between them. Viewed from behind, the craftsmanship of the rush work becomes particularly apparent and adds another decorative dimension to the chairs. Their combination of rustic materials, expressive craftsmanship and restrained sculptural lines places these chairs firmly within the tradition of French mid-century modern and French rustic modernist furniture of the post-war period. The relatively low seat height and generous armrests give them the relaxed proportions of lounge chairs rather than conventional dining chairs. They would work particularly well beside a fireplace, around a low table, in a library or as sculptural occasional seating in a contemporary interior. A beautiful and increasingly desirable pair of French 1950s armchairs, combining honest natural materials with particularly expressive craftsmanship. France, circa 1950s. Condition Good original vintage condition with an attractive age-related patina. The oak frames show expected traces of age and previous use, including surface marks, scratches, variations in tone and areas of wear. These characteristics contribute to the authentic appearance of the chairs. The woven rush shows age and signs of use but remains an important part of the original character of the pieces. Please refer closely to the detailed photographs for the condition of the rush and wooden frames. Dimensions Height: 80 cm / 31.50 in Width: 60 cm / 23.62 in Depth: 60 cm / 23.62 in Seat Height: 35 cm / 13.78 in Details Country of Origin: France Period: 1950s Style: French Mid-Century Modern / Rustic Modernist Materials: Solid oak and woven rush Color: Dark patinated oak / natural rush Number of Pieces: 2 Sold As: Pair Condition: Good vintage condition Wear: Consistent with age and use Packing & Worldwide Shipping Professional packing and worldwide shipping available. For overseas transportation, professional wooden crating can be arranged on request. An ISPM-15 compliant export crate can be supplied when required. Worldwide delivery can be arranged by road, air or sea freight. Please provide your delivery address or postal code for an accurate shipping quotation. French oak armchairs, French rush chairs...

French Beech and Patinated Cognac Leather Armchair in the Style of Maison Regain, 1970s A striking French armchair from the 1970s, executed in solid beech wood with a beautifully patinated cognac leather seat and backrest, designed in the style of Maison Regain. The chair displays the robust yet refined aesthetic associated with French design of the period and particularly with the work of Maison Regain. Its architectural solid beech frame is characterized by substantial rectangular sections, exposed construction and distinctive X-shaped cross braces along the sides. The warm-toned beech combines beautifully with the thick cognac leather. The leather has developed a rich natural patina over decades of use, with attractive tonal variations, surface markings and signs of age that give the chair considerable depth and authenticity. The combination of solid natural wood, leather and strongly articulated construction gives the piece a distinctly French modernist character, balancing rustic craftsmanship with sculptural geometry. Its compact proportions and strong silhouette make this an appealing occasional or accent chair, equally suitable for a contemporary, modernist, Brutalist or more eclectic interior. A characterful example of 1970s French design in the manner of Maison Regain, distinguished by its architectural construction and beautifully aged natural materials. France, circa 1970s. Condition Good original vintage condition with a beautiful age-related patina. The solid beech frame is sturdy and shows normal traces of age and use, including minor marks, scratches and tonal variations. The cognac leather displays an attractive natural patina with variations in color, surface wear, marks and traces of previous use. These characteristics contribute to the authentic vintage appearance of the chair. Please refer to the detailed photographs for an accurate impression of its condition. Dimensions Height: 85 cm / 33.46 in Width: 58 cm / 22.83 in Depth: 55 cm / 21.65 in Seat Height: 40 cm / 15.75 in Details Country of Origin: France Period: 1970s Style: French Modernist / Maison Regain Style / Brutalist Materials: Solid beech wood and leather Color: Natural beech, cognac brown Number of Pieces: 1 Condition: Good vintage condition Wear: Consistent with age and use Packing & Worldwide Shipping Professional packing and worldwide shipping available. For overseas transportation, professional wooden crating can be arranged on request. An ISPM-15 compliant export crate can be supplied when required. Worldwide delivery can be arranged by road, air or sea freight. Please provide your delivery address or postal code for an accurate shipping quotation. Maison Regain style armchair, French Maison Regain chair, French beech armchair, cognac leather armchair, patinated leather chair, French brutalist chair...

Mid-Century Modern Black Wood and Yellow Webbing Lounge Chair, Europe, 1950s A striking Mid-Century Modern lounge chair, crafted in Europe circa 1950s, featuring a sculptural black ...

Pair of French Oak and Rush Armchairs in the Manner of Charles Dudouyt, France, 1940s A beautiful and characterful pair of French armchairs in solid oak and woven rush, dating from ...

Pair of Spanish Torres Clavé Style Armchairs in Patinated Beech and Woven Rope, 1960s Beautiful and highly decorative pair of Spanish armchairs in the style of the iconic Torres Cla...

Rainer Daumiller Sculptural Pine Dining Chairs, Denmark, 1970s, Set of 6 A highly decorative set of six sculptural dining chairs designed by Rainer Daumiller, Denmark, circa 1970s. Crafted entirely from solid pine, the chairs are characterized by their warm natural appearance, beautifully pronounced wood grain and softly rounded construction. Each chair features a particularly attractive sculpted solid-pine backrest, gently curved to follow the body and supported by two cylindrical uprights. The solid wooden seats have similarly softened edges, while the simple round legs and stretchers create a robust yet remarkably balanced silhouette. The natural pine has developed a beautiful honey-colored patina over the decades. Variations in grain, knots and coloration make every chair subtly individual and emphasize the organic character of the set. Daumiller's furniture from this period represents the Scandinavian approach to honest construction and natural materials. Rather than concealing the structure, these chairs celebrate the solid pine itself, allowing the grain, knots and sculptural shaping of the timber to become an essential part of the design. Despite their substantial solid-wood construction, these examples have particularly compact and practical proportions. At only 45 cm (17.72 in) wide, they work exceptionally well around smaller dining tables as well as larger dining settings where six chairs need to fit comfortably. The chairs remain in good vintage condition with an attractive aged surface and expected traces of use consistent with age. Minor variations, marks and patina contribute to their authentic vintage character. Please refer to the detailed photographs. A strong and collectible example of 1970s Danish organic modernism, combining Scandinavian simplicity, functionality and sculptural craftsmanship. Price is for the complete set of six chairs. Dimensions – Each Chair Width: 45 cm / 17.72 in Height: 83 cm / 32.68 in Depth: 45 cm / 17.72 in Seat Height: 45 cm / 17.72 in Details Designer: Rainer Daumiller Origin: Denmark Period: 1970s Material: Solid pine Style: Scandinavian Modern / Organic Modern / Mid-Century Modern Condition: Good vintage condition with warm natural patina and age-related traces of use Quantity: Set of 6 Packing & Worldwide Shipping We have extensive experience in the professional packing and worldwide shipping of vintage and design furniture. The chairs will be carefully and individually protected before shipment to prevent contact and movement during transportation. For European road transport, professional protective soft packing can be provided. For overseas and intercontinental shipments, we can arrange a custom-made ISPM 15 compliant wooden export crate when required. The chairs will be securely positioned and protected inside the crate for international transportation. Worldwide shipping can be arranged by road freight, air freight or sea freight, depending on the destination, required delivery time and most economical shipping method. We regularly ship furniture throughout Europe, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Asia, Australia and other international destinations. Please contact us with your delivery location for the most suitable shipping option and quotation. Rainer Daumiller, Daumiller chairs, Danish pine chairs, Scandinavian dining chairs, solid pine dining chairs, sculptural dining chairs, Danish modern chairs, organic modern chairs, 1970s Danish furniture...

French Patinated Beech and Rush Two-Seat Bench, France, 1950s A charming and unusually compact French two-seat bench, crafted in patinated beechwood with a handwoven natural rush seat, dating from the 1950s. Measuring only 91 cm (35.83 in) wide, this petite bench offers comfortable seating for two while occupying remarkably little space. Its compact proportions make it particularly suitable for smaller interiors, apartments, hallways, bedrooms, dressing rooms or as an occasional fireside seat. The solid beechwood frame features two individually defined backrests, each detailed with an elegant row of turned spindle supports. Sculptural armrests, turned stretchers and a central supporting leg give the bench a distinctive French rustic character and an attractive architectural quality. The beechwood has developed a beautiful warm patina through decades of use, with subtle variations in tone and surface wear that emphasize the authentic vintage character. The darker aged wood contrasts beautifully with the lighter natural rush seat. Despite its modest dimensions, the bench has a strong decorative presence and works equally well in French Provincial, rustic, Mediterranean, farmhouse and more contemporary interiors. The bench remains in good vintage condition with age-related wear and patina consistent with its age and use. The rush seat is intact and usable, with natural signs of age and wear, particularly visible underneath. Please refer to the detailed photographs. A particularly appealing piece of mid-20th-century French country furniture, combining traditional craftsmanship, sculptural detailing and highly practical compact proportions. Dimensions Width: 91 cm / 35.83 in Height: 78 cm / 30.71 in Depth: 50 cm / 19.69 in Seat Height: 35 cm / 13.78 in Details Origin: France Period: 1950s Materials: Patinated beechwood, natural rush Style: French Provincial, Rustic, Mid-Century Condition: Good vintage condition with attractive patina and age-related wear Quantity: 1 Recommended 1stDibs Title Compact French Patinated Beech and Rush Two-Seat Bench, France, 1950s Search Keywords French bench, compact bench, petite bench, small two-seat bench, French rush bench...

Pair of French Mid-Century Teak and Cane Lounge Chairs, France, 1950s A striking and highly sculptural pair of French Mid-Century lounge chairs dating from the 1950s, crafted in sol...

Striking set of six Italian Modernist armchairs, crafted in walnut and dating from the 1970s. The chairs feature a strong architectural design with rectangular walnut frames, open g...

Jan Armgardt Papageno Sculptural Swivel Lounge Chair for Leolux, Netherlands, 1990s An iconic Papageno lounge chair, designed by German designer Jan Armgardt for Leolux in 1993. The Papageno is one of Leolux's most recognizable designs and is characterized by its exuberant organic silhouette, generous curved armrests and distinctive sculptural presence. Armgardt conceived the chair with an intentionally playful and almost anthropomorphic character, resulting in a design that remains instantly recognizable more than three decades after its introduction. This example features a dark taupe/brown suede upholstery combined with the characteristic sculptural aluminium swivel base. The organically shaped seat shell appears to float above the unusual star-shaped pedestal, giving the substantial chair a surprisingly light appearance. The sweeping backrest, rounded wings and curved front section flow almost continuously into one another. Decorative stitched seams emphasize the chair's organic geometry. The Papageno has remained part of the Leolux design vocabulary since its introduction in 1993 and represents an expressive example of Dutch postmodern and organic design of the 1990s. A highly decorative statement chair suitable for both contemporary and vintage interiors. Designer & Manufacturer Designer: Jan Armgardt Manufacturer: Leolux Model: Papageno Design year: 1993 Country: The Netherlands Period: 1990s Style: Postmodern / Organic Modern / Dutch Design Materials Suede upholstery Aluminium swivel base Internal upholstered frame Dimensions Width: 90 cm / 35.43 in Height: 86 cm / 33.86 in Depth: 75 cm / 29.53 in Seat Height: 42 cm / 16.54 in Condition Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. The chair retains its existing dark suede upholstery, which shows visible signs of use including variations in color, rubbing, marks and surface wear, as shown in the photographs. The aluminium swivel base shows normal age-related wear. Due to the condition of the existing suede, professional reupholstery is recommended. The chair provides an excellent opportunity for reupholstery while retaining the distinctive original seams, proportions and sculptural character of the Papageno design. Upholstery Option Professional reupholstery can be arranged upon request. The Papageno works particularly well in high-quality suede, nubuck or soft leather, which emphasizes its flowing organic shape. A premium wool or textured upholstery fabric would also provide a more contemporary interpretation. For this chair, I would personally choose warm cognac/camel suede or nubuck. That would look especially strong against the aluminium base. Packing & Worldwide Shipping Professional worldwide shipping is available. For suitable road or container transportation, the chair can be professionally soft-packed free of charge. For overseas or air freight, we can arrange a custom-made ISPM 15 certified wooden crate for maximum protection during transport. Worldwide shipping by road, air or sea freight can be arranged. Please contact us for a shipping quotation to your destination. Jan Armgardt, Leolux Papageno...

Jan Bočan Attributed Bentwood and Suede Lounge Chair, Czechoslovakia, 1970s A striking Mid-Century Modern lounge chair attributed to Czech architect and designer Jan Bočan, Czechosl...

Set of 3 Scandinavian Modern Pine and Velvet Stools, Sweden, 1980s A charming set of three Scandinavian Modern stools, designed and produced in Sweden during the 1980s. Each stool ...

A highly sculptural Brutalist stool by Aranjou, France, dating from circa the 1960s. Crafted from solid elm wood with a rich dark-stained finish, the stool is characterized by its p...