Frank Rogin Inc. 20th Century Objects of Art & Design Furniture

Modernist yellow stool, Hendrik Wouda, H. Pander & Zonen, Netherlands, 1924. Painted pine, silk. The Interbellum, the period between the two World Wars, was a time when culture...

Very rare highback chair by Hendrik Wouda for Pander & Sons, 1924. One of the signature designs by Hendrik Wouda, also depicted in the most referenced monograph about his life and wo...

Old armchair in wood and havana leather. France, 1930.

French Art Deco single armchair by Maxime Old, circa 1937, in sycamore. Restored, refinished frame is ready to be upholstered. 23” wide x 23.5” deep x 33” high. Arms are 26.5” high. ...

A tall-backed Art Deco armchair featuring gracefully scrolled arms, designed by Etienne Henri Martin. Crafted from French walnut, this elegant chair embodies the timeless sophisticat...

Compact 1960's rattan armchair in good vintage condition. This chair will ship from France and can be returned to France or to an upstate NY facility. Price does not include shipping...

A Martingale armchair by Marco Zanuso for Arflex. It takes its name from the pleated feature on its back.

This is a very high quality and beautifully designed French armchair. The pie crust detail and shape of the chair make this elegant and a great addition to any room. Neat size but st...

A Vienna Secession armchair. Attributed to Josef Hoffmann. Black lacquered fruitwood.

Elegant single leather Chesterfield wingback arm chair Classic deep button finish to the back Very comfortable to sit in, you can really sink back into these Red leather with antiqu...

Oscar Niemeyer (1907-2012) Single armchair model “Alta” Manufactured by Mobilier international France, 1974 Steel, wool upholstery Measurements 104,1 x 68,6x 56,5h cm 41 x 27 x 22,25h in Literature Gilles de Bure, Inte´rieurs: Le Mobilier Franc¸ais 1965-1979, Pa- ris, 1983, p. 101 Provenance Private collection, Antwerp. Details Certificate by Oscar Niemeyer Foundation. Biography Niemeyer was a Brazilian architect who is considered to be one of the key figures in the development of modern architecture. His exceptional architectural work has been unanimously hailed, and his influence on how the world looks like today has been reminded. In 1960’s Oscar Niemeyer started developing furniture projects, in collaboration with his daughter Ana Maria. The first piece designed by the team was “the Alta easy chair” and its footrest, but the most famous piece designed by Oscar and Ana is the “Rio Chaise Longue...

A fine neoclassical armchair. Mahogany with patinated brass inlay, details and sabots.