Pair of Armchairs in the Style of Jean Royere

This pair of simple and starkly angular armchairs is loosely based on Art Deco originals. The arms are smoothly French-polished Hungarian walnut venee...

These petite lounge chairs have a low-slung design that looks Italian. In fact, they are Hungarian, dating to the late 1960s or 70s. In the post-war period, Hungarian luxury furniture production was sharply reduced and designs became very simplified, befitting a Socialist society. The best pieces were reserved for members of the party or cultural elites. These chairs have lightweight chrome-plated steel tube legs and angular shape which was inspired by Italian Brutalism...

This carved armchair has an arched and padded back upholstered in burlap-like fabric with nailhead decoration. The exposed Walnut frame features scrolled arms on turned supports that...

This impressive pair of vintage cane-backed armchairs can add richness and history to modern spaces. The chairs are unusually deep and wide 34" x 34" with solid oak frames, double-wa...

A pair of armchair by unknown designer from 1960s, in style of Jean Prouvé. Arms and legs of dark stained wood with new linen cushions. A simple and fuctional design made comfortab...

Jean Royère 'Ours polaire' armchair 1950 Oak and velvet upholstery

Two distressed grey leather armchairs with dark blue leather seats and polished brass frame. Attributed to Milo Baughman.

We offer these pair of armchairs in the style of Clara Porset, made in cedar wood and recently restored, circa 1950.