American Oak Reclining Chair, 1900s

Rare pair of A1 lounge chairs by Jean-Claude Duboys, Attitude edition, France, 1980. Amazing comfort, these seats are made of solid maple blades, they fold and are part of a set of furniture created in the years 80 by Jean-Claude Duboys, Designer Interior Designer, (1938-1999). A copy is part of the collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts (Paris). New state of origin. (More edited today) Trade shows: Scandinavian Fumiture Fair, Copenhagen 1981. International Furniture Fair, Cologne 1982. International Furniture Fair, Milan, 1982. Salon SAD, society of the decorating artists, Paris 1983...

Pair of colonial armchairs in exotic wood, Africa, 1950. The backs are decorated with a sculpture with a floral motif, the seat is in crossed rope.

Large armchair in blackened wood and stretched leather, 1930. The modernist design alternates the arcuate curve of the armrests, the diagonal of the backrest, and the vertical and ho...

Extraordinary tripod armchair in carved plywood and foal skin, Germany 2000. The wide armrests are veneered with scabby elm burl, the plywood is worked in thickness, using the layers...

American Arts & Crafts oak over-sized armchair Through tenon detailing and slatted back Currently upholstered in maroon leather Attributed to Gustav Stickley Circa 1900 Height 103cm ...

Rare sculptural armchair in wood turned to replicate the shapes of bamboo, made in Italy in the early 1900s. It is an extremely unusual chair, curious but very refined, which will f...

Rustic armchair from the early 1900s, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of British artisans in the spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement. Crafted from robust oak wood and fea...

A pair of stained oak and off-white fabric armchairs designed and produced in Sweden, 1900s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 34.0"H x 25.5"W x 23.25"D Seat Height (inches): 19.0" Arm...