Set of 4 Children's Thonet Plywood Chairs

Elegant set of 4 rush seat black painted chairs... lovely carved foot.... probably French....

Set of six French oak chairs with basket woven seagrass seats (newly refurbished.)

Set of brass Plia folding Lucite chairs in the style of Giancarlo Piretti.

Pair of zig zag chairs in the style of Gerrit Rietveld. Will sell individually.

Beautiful pair of Paolo Buffa cord back and seat armchairs .....

Pop Art lips chair.... Italian with chrome base and upholstered lips seat and back....

These delightful plank seat children’s chairs are in a rustic Empire style, with a scroll at the top of the back rail and turned legs at the front. In old worn buttermilk paint. Seat...

This chair is lightweight yet robust, allowing your youngster to easily move it from one space to another. Made from natural rattan poles and wood. The finish can be painted with yo...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...

Beautiful chair stamped "Pagwood Pagholz" and numbered. Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made of a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood". Pagholz chair...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at the time for its quality and durability: the metal was thicker than the competitors and the seat shells were produced in East Germany under high pressure thanks to a Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made from a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood" with resin, to obtain a superior durability and better to resist water than a varnish. The "Galvanitas" chairs are very comfortable, flexible and strong. Beautiful Silhouette, pretty hue, clean lines and textured seating...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...