Dietrich de Caters Side Chairs

Celeste chair plays with contrasting shapes, materials and textures. The circles and squares join to make a chair that has both substance and lightness. ...

An inspiring pair of fully restored Paul McCobb walnut side chairs with new seat upholstery finished in softly textured ivory white bouclé. Paul McCobb is known for his talented deli...

French Pair of Napoleon III, circa 1880. Black painting with gilded vegetal motifs Antique, late 19th century. It can be recovered with the fabric of your choice to suit your inte...

Pair of vintage side chairs in a rose corded fabric. The wood feet are finished in mahogany.

Pair of wood and fabric armchairs by Nordiska. Argentina, circa 1950.

A wondeful pair of lounge chairs with ottomans designed by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti Italia, Italy, 1954. The chairs and stools have a black lacquered metal base with solid brass fe...

The "Kosmos" chair, designed by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti, Italy, in 1954, epitomizes timeless sophistication with its geometric lines and graceful framework. Retaining its original...

Pair of vintage Norman Cherner plycraft bent wood leather chairs Norman Cherner studied and taught at the Columbia University Fine Arts Department ...

This pair of vintage mid century dining side chairs were sold by Macy’s in New York circa 1950. The classic and elegant Scandinavian modern design features solid blonde wood frames w...

Set di due sedie italiane modello “Aster”, disegnate nel 1956 da Augusto Bozzi e prodotta dai fratelli Saporiti. Ritapezzata con velluto in colore azzurro chiaro. La seduta e' accogl...

A stunning easy chair by Augusto Bozzi, manufactured by Saporiti in Italy in 1954. This is a very rare and much sought after piece, the model is named “Kosmos”. The chair has a high...

These hand-carved stools/chairs are more than just seating; they are a form of functional art. The craftsmanship required to sculpt the complex shapes of the human hand into furniture speaks to a deep understanding of both form and function by the artisan. Each finger is carefully shaped, with the lines representing the joints and creases one would find on an actual hand. The palms form a comfortable and inviting seat, while the wrists transition into a sturdy base, flaring out for stability. The wood's rich tones highlight the natural beauty of the acacia, a hardwood known for its durability and fine grain. This choice of material not only ensures the stools/chairs' longevity but also gives them a warm, organic feel. The base of each stool/chair features carved designs, adding a touch of traditional Filipino...