1920s Armchairs

A Bentwood chair designed by A.G. Sleck for Thonet Mundus. Model no A 283F. Early 20th century, Austria. The beech chair with cane seat and back are in good condition. At the bottom is a Thonet paper mark. Thonet Mundus, Vienna Austria Leopold Pilzer, a junior partner at the bentwood furniture company Rudolf Weill & Co., merged sixteen smaller bentwood furniture manufacturers to create the limited company Mundus in Vienna, Austria, in 1907, with assistance from the Austrian Creditanstalt bank. In 1914 Mundus became a majority stakeholder in J. & J. Kohn, and merged with Gebrüder Thonet in 1922 to form the publicly traded company Thonet-Mundus. Even after the merger, some of their furniture was sold under their respective names. Object: Armchair Designer: Adolf Gustav Schneck...

A decadent rare Art Deco armchair in birch root and golden fabric, made in the early 20th century by a Swedish Cabinetmaker. Ca 1920s. Great veener work, that shows a beautiful structure in this decorative chair. It can be used as a dining chair or a sculptural desk chair...

Armchair, Dagobert Peche style, from the Art Deco period with a lavishly carved frame in rosewood. The shell shape so clearly reflects the form of the time. The piece was found in Vi...

- Made of wood - Good, original condition. -Patina -Structurally solid.

- made in Czechoslovakia - made of bentwood - has some signs use - good, original condition

Pair of very elegant armchairs made from bentwood and rattan by ZPM Radomsko. Beautiful Art Nouveau design. One of the chairs is still labeled. Good original condition. 1...

This beautiful desk chair, with elegant sloping lines, and finely detailed carving, is a marvelous example of the work of famed Art Nouveau master Ebeniste Louis Majorelle.

Classic Jugendstil/Art Nouveau chair from Hans Günther Reinstein made from beech tree wood in form of corrugated cardboard. the wood is lacquered in ...