Seating

IPE Cavalli, pair of lounge chairs, fabric, steel, Italy, 1970s Exceptional lounge chairs by IPE Cavalli, crafted in Italy during the 1970s. With their bold presence and generous pr...

Klismos bench attributed to T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings USA circa 1960's Black lacquered wood frame with dramatic saber legs and exposed pegged joinery Handwoven rope seat with wrapped d...

Antique Victorian Eastlake Chaise Lounge With a Tapestry Stripe.

This is a stunning Vintage pair of Biedermeier revival birchwood armchairs by Fratelli Boffi, late 20th century in date. Each with a scrolling barrel back and swept arms terminating...

Jindrich Halabala for UP Závody, footstool, tabouret, ottoman, fabric, oak, Czech Republic, 1930s. This poetic pouf, designed in the 1930s at the height of the Art Deco movement, st...

This Stressless recliner and matching ottoman feature an ergonomic high-back design with smooth swivel function. A curved bentwood ring base supports the plush contoured seat. It emb...

Berga Mobler, sofa, reupholstered in mohair "Teddy" by Pierre Frey, beech, Denmark, 1940s. This bold and rounded sofa is very comfortable, newly upholstered in a plush Teddy mohair ...

Vico Magistretti for Fratelli Mario e Luigi Comi, First Edition set of eight 'Carimate' dining chairs, beech, straw, Italy, design 1959 This first-edition set of dining chairs belon...

A pair of wood and floral-printed fabric lounge chairs designed and produced in Italy, c. 1960s. In good vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. Light surf...

An exceptional pair of 1950s Norwegian lounge chairs designed by Rolf Rastad and Adolf Relling for Dokka Møbler. Each chair features an elegantly sculpted teak frame, fully refinishe...

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Giltwood, Original Upholstery

Striking Art Deco / Swedish Grace lounge chair dating from the 1930s, distinguished by its generous proportions, sculptural silhouette and r...

A generously proportioned lounge chair by Danish cabinetmaker, with a slightly canted rectangular back and rounded, sloping armrests, raised on short block legs. Newly upholstered in...

This vintage Sherrill furniture armchair features a plush, overstuffed club design characterized by a gently arched backrest and thick, roll...

This armchair is a masterclass in modernist sculptural design. Defined by its enveloping proportions and sweeping, continuous curves, this piece commands attention in any space. Its ...

Spectacular set of eight Guido Faleschini Tucroma chairs for the pace Collection. Beautiful craftsmanship with ultra soft brown leather on minimal chrome round tube frames. In excell...

A pair of moulded bamboo, rattan and red floral-printed fabric lounge chairs designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1960s. Some distress to rattan. Wear consistent with age and use. Vi...

T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb Model 1720 Lounge Chairs, USA, c. 1955 Pair of Model 1720 lounge chairs by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb. Bleached walnut frames with wove...

A wood and green mohair stool likely designed and produced in Argentina, c. 1930s. Wear consistent with age and use. Slight warping to shape and angle of seat. Reupholstered. Overa...

Kaare Klint for Rud.Rasmussen, sofa, model '4118', leather, mahogany, Denmark, design 1930, production 1981 Kaare Klint originally designed the present three-seat sofa, known as 411...

Pair of lounge chairs, beech, velvet, Europe, 1930s This pair of European lounge chairs from the 1930s is defined by generous proportions and beautifully rounded forms. The curved b...

A set of three Pierre Jeanneret PJ-SI-22-A stools, designed for Chandigarh and dating to circa 1965–66. The stools feature thick, round slightly concave seats carved from solid teak,...

A wonderful early 20th century provincial bench in solid oak. Most probably France, 1910-1940. Utilitarian of origin, this bench features a modest yet architectural silhouette with ...

An iconic "Dr Glob" postmodern chair, silver lacquered metal tube structure and stylized plastic seating area, by Philippe Starck, produced by Kartell, Italy 1980. Kartell signature ...

An elegant, sensual and generous chair, or side chair, Art Deco, Modernist, Neo-Classical, Shabby-Chic, beautiful massive mahogany structures with refined curves, thick comfortable s...

Great pair of mid century 1970's Brutalist sling lounge chairs, similar to some Carl Straub designs., I believe made in Germany or Belgium. The dark stained angular pine frames have ...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, pair of 'Petit Repos' lounge chairs, solid oak, wool, France, 1960s. Guillerme & Chambron are known for their high-quality solid oak furn...

Hans Jørgen Frydendal for Modul Bygge System, sofa, solid pine, reupholstered in boucle, Denmark, circa 1960 Hans Jørgen Frydendal created a sofa that directs all focus towards the ...

A fabulous set of eight Regency Period, Scottish, George III mahogany dining chairs, Circa 1820 in date. The set comprising six side chairs and a pair of armchairs all with curved b...

Impressive Spanish bench crafted from wood, featuring richly carved decoration and a strong traditional character. The tall backrest is decorated with elaborate carved scrollwork, u...

Materials: Walnut Wood, New Tweed Fabric, New High-Density Foam ________________________________________ Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furniture is like bringing history...

Large banana shaped or curved sofa made in Denmark, circa 1940. This sofa will make strong statement in any room. Beautiful round voluptuous lines and with large bun feet providing a...

Dutch Mid-Century wingback lounge chair designed by Theo Ruth for Artifort, dating to the 1950s. Somewhat recently upholstered fully in beige mohair, the rounded high back rises to g...

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Carved Walnut, Velvet Upholstery This Victorian Rococo Revival wingback chair from the 1950s is crafted from richly carved walnut ...

Pair of rare Ribbon® chairs in original purple Kvadrat Tonus 4 fabric on lacquered light gray bases by Pierre Paulin for Artifort circa 1970s. Defined by the interplay of positive a...

A rare pair of sofas designed by Ole Wanscher for Fritz Hansen, model 1668, with rounded tub backs, canted sides, and short block feet in stained hardwood. Newly reupholstered in a b...

HUG Chair Designed by Vintola Studio, HUG Chair is defined by a continuous upholstered backrest that gently wraps around the body, creating a sense of comfort and intimacy. Its scu...

An exceptionally rare Dutch Baroque hall bench, or halbank, dating from circa 1720 - 1740, executed in solid carved oak and closely following the decorative language associated with Daniel Marot (1661–1752). A highly unusual survivor from the Dutch Baroque interior - sculptural and exuberantly carved, yet exceptionally intimate in scale. The hall bench (halbank) is a distinctly Dutch type of furniture that became fashionable around 1700, when the entrance halls of prosperous Dutch houses developed into increasingly important representative spaces. In the grand canal houses and patrician townhouses of cities such as Amsterdam, these halls were often furnished quite sparingly, allowing a small number of impressive objects, such as a standing clock, console or richly carved bench, to become part of the architecture itself. The finest hall benches were therefore conceived more as sculptural elements for an interior than as functional seating. Their elaborate carving echoed the carved woodwork, stucco decoration and architectural ornament found elsewhere in the house. Surviving examples are rare, particularly those retaining such an extensive and sophisticated carved decoration. The development of this type of furniture is closely connected with the enormous influence of Daniel Marot, the French Huguenot architect, engraver and designer who settled in the Netherlands and became court designer to Stadholder-King William III of Orange. Marot introduced the grandeur and ornamental vocabulary of the French Louis XIV court to the Netherlands, adapting it to Dutch architecture and interiors. His designs for furniture, interiors, architecture and gardens circulated widely through engravings and provided an important source of inspiration for Dutch craftsmen well into the 18th century. This particular bench is best described as “after Daniel Marot”, referring to this strong stylistic and ornamental connection. The design is remarkably elaborate. The high pierced back is constructed around a strongly symmetrical composition of latticework, sweeping C- and S-scrolls, flowers, acanthus leaves, scrolling foliage and deeply carved ornamental strapwork. At its centre is a charming figurative panel depicting what appears to be a leaping stag or deer in a landscape, positioned above a small shield. Large scrolling elements rise above and around this central motif, while carved rosettes and foliage punctuate the open latticework. The sculptural treatment continues throughout the bench. The arms sweep forward in powerful scrolling curves, the seat rail is carved with continuous foliage, and the pierced apron below forms an almost lace-like sequence of scrolling ornament. Particularly striking are the broad panelled front supports, each decorated with a large flowering foliate motif carved in relief against a textured ground and framed by a dramatic inward-curving scroll. Despite the extraordinary amount of decoration, the bench has unusually modest proportions. At only 98 cm wide, it is considerably smaller than the monumental hall benches normally associated with this tradition, yet it incorporates virtually all of their architectural and ornamental vocabulary. This compact scale is one of its most intriguing characteristics. It strongly suggests that the bench was made as a specific commission for a particular position within a sophisticated private interior, rather than as a conventional large hall bench. It possesses the visual presence of a much larger piece while occupying remarkably little space. Literature: The Schermerhorn Collection: Important Dutch Furniture and Sculpture, Christie’s Amsterdam, 29 September 1999, pp. 8–14, with an essay by Amjad Rauf discussing the history and development of the Dutch hall bench...

Early original 1950s George Nelson for Herman Miller slat bench with original vinyl cushions please look at video and pictures for overall detail. This bench is 6 foot in length.

This is a vintage Japanese tree stump stool and display pedestal, crafted from a naturally formed section of solid wood. The piece is believed to d...

A very rare pair of original Ole Wanscher oak framed "Safari chairs" with canvas seats and tilting backs. Made in Denmark by PJ Furniture in the 1960s. This is Wanschers take on the ...

This pair of Italian armchairs captures the essence of mid-20th century modern design, attributed to Paolo Buffa. Made around the 1950s, these armchairs are distinguished by their el...

Crafted in England during the 19th century, this antique farmhouse bench reflects the straightforward utility of rural life. Built from thick p...

Paul Tuttle 'Chariot' chaise lounge, c.1972 Leather, chrome-plated steel, lacquered steel. Manufactured by Strassle International, USA / Switzerland. With additional Carmel Sheepsk...

Materials: Teak Wood, New Tweed Fabric, New Pirelli Webbing, New High-Density Foam ________________________________________ Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furniture is li...

A pair of Chippendale style scrolled wingback chairs. Sculptural wings meet outward rolled arms that frame square seats. Upholstered in a blue and off-...

Pair of lounge chairs, beech and purple mohair, France, 1930s These French lounge chairs from the 1930s feature a strong architectural design with generous proportions, reminiscent ...

The San Rafael Sofa is a generously proportioned sofa that excels in comfort. The plush wide-channel tufted cushions are tailored beautifully to interlock with the expertly crafted ...

Carlo Bartoli for Rossi di Albizzate, pair of two-seat sofa with pair of lounge chairs and coffee table, model 'Blop', original velvet, lacquered wood, Italy, 1972 A postmodern desi...

Architectural purity meets warm, organic comfort. This set of six original 'Model 3LC' T-Chairs stands as one of the most coveted interior icons of American modernism. The unique thr...

Distinctive set of eight vintage Mid-Century Modern dining chairs by Cal Mode Furniture Mfg. Co., manufactured in Culver City, California, during the 1960s. Each chair features a so...

This refined 1960s Neoclassical-style Chaise lounge or Récamier or méridienne style daybed manufactured by Baker Furniture, represents a sophisticated mid-century interpretation of c...

This is a rare 19th century Napoleon III buttoned back and seat sofa. The rarity comes from the scale of the sofa. Its an easy 3-4 person sitter, with a generous deep seat and high b...

Ennio Fazioli for Mim Roma, swivel office chair, leather, mahogany plywood, lacquered aluminum, plastic, Italy, 1960s In the early 1960s, MIM Roma saw a rise in the production of of...

A green mohair and wood stool likely designed and produced in Italy, c. 1930s. In vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. Age-appropriate patina to wood. R...

Pair of lounge chairs, walnut, fabric, metal studs, the Netherlands, 1930s A striking pair of Dutch Art Deco lounge chairs in the expressive style of the Amsterdamse School. Crafted...

Ernesto Valabrega for Vittorio Valabrega, armchairs and ottoman chestnut, fabric, Italy, 1930s This elegant lounge set by Ernesto Valabrega for Vittorio Valabrega showcases the scul...

Designed by Pierre Jolliet in the 1970s, this chair reflects the functional and minimalist spirit of post-war European design. Combining clean lines, honest materials, and carefully ...

A good proportioned wingback lounge chair, attributed to a Danish cabinetmaker, with a tall shaped back flanked by rolled wings and curved armrests, raised on short cylindrical wood ...

Swiss Alpine escabelle chair made of pine and dated 1837. The chair features a shaped backrest with hand-painted decorative motifs and inscriptions, characteristic of Alpine folk art...