Pieces of Pneumatics turned into an Assembled Arm Chair

Rattan Straw Weaved Wickered Arm Chair with clamshell details carved on fine wood accents. With the evidence denoted of the Clamshell carved wooden details we are strongly inclined ...

Set of two Louis XVI Chairs, in carved walnut. France, 18th century (1774-1791) "slightly different cymbal". One of the most coveted items that r...

Pair of Louis XV style Fauteuils in gilded and patinated wood. France 20th century.

Set of six fauteuils in straw and tapestry. France 19th century. The armchairs were stuffed with linen, and the original upholstery was placed on top.

Two Fauteuils Louis XV, France 19th century.

Fine wood hand carving from a tree depicting the figure of an Atlas. European artistry of the 1960's - Artist Unknown This beautiful piece of solid wood carved by the craftsman has been carefully transformed into a table and patted in Bronze. The superior part that can rest on his hands can be personalized and adapted - glass table top, marble table top, or even a scale right Globe if you wish. The topic of the "Atlas sculpture" typically refers to statues or sculptures depicting Atlas, a figure from Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Atlas was a Titan condemned by Zeus to bear the weight of the heavens on his shoulders for eternity. The punishment was a consequence of Atlas leading the Titans in their war against the Olympian gods. The most famous representation of Atlas is often depicted as a muscular man carrying the celestial sphere on his shoulders. This image has been a popular subject in art and sculpture throughout history. Here are some key points in the history of Atlas sculptures: Ancient Greek and Roman Art: The story of Atlas has been a popular theme in ancient Greek and Roman art. Sculptors often depicted Atlas as a strong and stoic figure holding the celestial sphere. These sculptures were created in various materials, including marble and bronze. Renaissance and Baroque Periods: The themes of classical mythology experienced a revival during the Renaissance and Baroque periods in Europe. Artists like Michelangelo and Bernini incorporated Atlas and other mythological figures into their works. Atlas became a symbol of strength and endurance in these artistic representations. 18th and 19th Centuries: The neoclassical movement in the 18th and 19th centuries drew inspiration from classical Greek and Roman art. Atlas continued to be a popular subject during this period, with sculptors creating statues that emphasized the muscular and heroic qualities of the figure. Modern and Contemporary Art: The Atlas motif has persisted into modern and contemporary art. Artists often reinterpret the theme, exploring different styles and materials. Some sculptures may be more abstract or symbolic, while others adhere closely to the traditional representation. Public Art and Monuments: Atlas sculptures can be found in various public spaces around the world. Some cities have iconic statues of Atlas displayed...

Pair of vintage bamboo turned hardwood arm chairs joined with bamboo lashings and fitted with upholstered seats. American, mid-20th century. Dimensions: 22” W x 22-1/2” D x 33” H 19...

each of graceful art deco design with gently incurved upholstered back flanked by padded arms joining conical terminals; all above a tight seat raised on tuned supports

Late 19th c., a pair of French Provincial turned wood arm chairs with rush seats. Antique pair of French Provincial chairs crafted ...

Primitive 18th century (or earlier) English armchair in oak with rail back and turned stretcher.

A very beautiful antique French upholstered arm chair with beautiful undulating curves. Newly upholstered in a lovely Kravet linen fabric. Newly re-made down cushion. Frame restored...

Possibly Jansen