Studio La Josa Chairs

They are impressive. The most beautiful I have seen of their style The wood is perfect, with the color acquired over the years. Impressive pieces They are beautiful, like a work of art In perfect use conditions Wherever you put them, it is impossible for them not to stand out 19th Century or 18th Century Pair of Spanish chairs in turned oak wood and interwoven rope. Two pieces of simple workmanship, made of turned wood in the shape of an onion and with the seat and backrest woven in sisal rope Italian renacimiento revival, spanish colonial Spain, and specifically Castilla, was a great international power, also influencing the Decorative Arts of other distant places, such as the Mission style that emerged from the Spanish Missions settled throughout the American West Coast and which are the origin of the great Californian cities. Furniture with turned legs, legs and lyre, sober tables, chairs.  Bobbin Turned Pair of Spanish Chairs Wood and Interwoven Rope old pair of Spanish chairs. They are very old, perhaps many more years than I imagine, especially the part of the wood, the part of the rope, surely it was changed throughout its life, possibly in a not too distant time since they are perfect. Your condition is excellent. This type of rope interlacing is very typical in some areas of Spain, such as Castilla la Mancha, as are the enea or esparto seats. In this case, the interlocking design is very beautiful and unique and linked to the beauty of the wood turning, which in this chaos is especially harmonious and balanced and has a beautiful patina, which has left the passage of time and that together turns into a very unique and unusual pieces, so beautiful and in such good condition This style of Spanish or Castilian...

Louis XVI armchair beats 18th or early 19th century Luois XVI chair with original structure, to change the upholstered fabric to your taste as it is worn Only outer fabric, The Int...

Wood stools from the Mid-20th Century in natural wood Perfect stools for indoors or outdoors Very solid and ergonomic shape. There are 3 and they are sold individually They are p...

The chair after Thonet is from the 1950s This is Le Corbusier's favourite chair and one of the favourite designs of architects and designers. Unfortunately it has no label but it i...

The chair after Thonet is from the years between 1950s This is Le Corbusier's favourite chair and one of the favourite designs of architects and designers. Unfortunately it has no...

19th century from French or Spanish. Louis XIII, It does not need to be reupholstered. The fabric is kept in very good condition, with minimal scratches almost invisible on the up...