Sauce Seating

A richly patinated and time-worn, 17th century carved oak farmhouse chair with simple splat to the back, two-plank seat and turned front legs.

A pair of elegant, early 19th century Directoire period occasional chairs with carved and over-painted, French-grey timber frames and muted gold satin-upholstered seats. The shapely ...

An elegant, steam-bent rattan and woven wicker occasional chair with high back and skirted apron - in the manner of, and often attributed to Jean Royère.

A rare, early 21st century ‘Good Hope’ occasional chair by French-Iranian architect and designer India Mahdavi (b. 1962). This simple but somewhat Egyptian-esque design boasts a fram...

A rare surviving, late 18th century Orkney chair, primitively constructed from a mix of beautifully patinated pine and fruitwood timber. Featuring an unusual and original panelled ba...

A monumental, late 18th century kitchen or hallway bench in beautifully patinated pine timber with visible remnants of historic paint. Likely bespoke for a domestic setting, with the...

An iconic and original 728/F model armchair by Josef Hoffmann (1870-1956) for J. & J. Kohn, Vienna. Commonly known as a ‘Fledermaus’ chair, named after the Viennese cabaret it was fi...

An elegant set of four model 1165 dining chairs by Josef Frank (1885-1967) for Svenskt Tenn. Constructed from carved mahogany with decorative, cane-bound, rattan backrest and origina...

A set of four modernist armchairs in the manner of Pierre Dariel. Featuring shapely, carved solid oak frames newly lacquered in white, with drop-in seats upholstered in woven, powder...

A charming, 19th century bench constructed from carved timber with slatted, split-bamboo seat. Sourced from a house in Tuscany, both the materials used and its stylised, ‘hoof’ feet ...

A fine pair of 19th century gothic revival hall chairs in warm, carved solid oak, produced by James Lamb of Manchester. The design attributed to renowned Victorian architect Alfred W...

A postmodern, five-section modular sofa of shapely, serpentine form by Steiner - Paris. The individual modules can be reconfigured or separated as desired, allowing some flexibility ...

A charming, late 18th/early 19th century armchair from the alpine Savoie region. Constructed from a mixture of timbers including fruitwood and pine, heavily patinated and beautifully...

SOLD SEPARATELY A set of six iconic ‘Carimate’ carver dining chairs designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina. Featuring carved and turned timber frames lacquered in a matt black fin...

A characterful early 19th century settle in beautifully sun-bleached pine timber. Of excellent proportions and colour, likely estate made from found timber for a private residence or...

A run of four unique and statement occasional chairs in carved and varnished timber. Featuring organic backrests and heavy seats that retain their natural forms. The contrast of thes...

A rare set of six modernist stained oak dining chairs with original woven rush seats attributed to Francis Jourdain. French, c. 1930s. Francis Jourdain (1876-1958) - Born in Paris...

A charming Napoleon III occasional chair in turned, ebonised and parcel gilt beech timber. In original un-upholstered condition, with visible, distressed horse hair and hessian seat ...

SOLD SEPARATELY A run of four characterful 18th century dining or side chairs from the Tuscan city of Lucca. Constructed from carved timber and boasting their original polychrome p...

An early 20th century, traditional folk-art tub chair from Scandinavia, known as a ‘kubbstol’. Of good proportions and carved from patinated pine timber - the backrest and rear are f...

A near pair of charming 17th century rustic country side chairs in carved walnut timber. Simple in form with varying slatted backrests, both decorated with typical chip-carved detail...

A handsome example of a Victorian bow-back armchair - often referred to as a ‘Captain’s’ or ‘Smoker’s’ chair. Carved and turned in elm and oak, with a rich patina owed to the heavy w...

A simple 19th century comb-back chair in sun-bleached elm. Beautifully patinated with traces of original paint and some small historic repairs which add to its charm. Welsh, c. 1850.

A sculptural early 19th century primitive ‘Windsor’ armchair constructed in a mix of timbers including elm and oak. Beautifully patinated and with faint traces of old paint, the chai...

Sold separately. A set of four welded and perforated steel ‘Tube’ chairs by Mathieu Matégot (1910-2001), recently finished in a satin black. French,...

A rare surviving large 17th century walnut bench from Tuscany. Heavily patinated and full of character, with historic repairs adding to its charm. Bearing the letter M to the backres...

Art Deco occasional chairs with shapely limed oak frames and sprung seats, newly upholstered in textured white linen. French, circa 1940. ...

A fine example of a large 18th century vernacular lambing chair. Originating from the Fylde coast and built from a combination of patinated elm, pine and fruitwood. Sitting on its or...

A large late 18th century bench from the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Aragon. Primitively constructed from dark, heavily patinated pine timber - a one-off piece, likely built for a...

An early to mid 20th century wooden work stool with splayed tripod legs and exposed wedged tenon joints. English, c. 1940. Top: W31 x D21 cm.

A steam bent rattan occasional chair with black enamelled metal legs and cross stretcher. Northern European, c. 1960s.

A charming turned oak and straw low chair very much in the manner of Charles Dudouyt. French, c. 1940s.

A large, characterful 19th century vernacular chair, primitively constructed from heavily patinated elm with original woven rush seat. Irish, c. 1850.

A pair of modernist Art Deco limed oak armchairs, with upholstered seats in textured off-white linen. French, c. 1930s.

A two seater ‘Bastiano’ sofa, designed by Tobia & Afra Scarpa. Upholstered in black leather with the wooden frame finished in white lacquer. Italian, late 20th century.

A striking, large scale lounge chair with an enamelled tubular steel frame and suspended seat in woven & braided rattan. In the manner of John Risley. USA, c. 1960s.