Stunning Pair of Art Deco Tulip Chairs

This stunning pair of Art Deco club/ arm chairs were realized in France, circa 1930. They feature streamlined arms; volumetric rectangular front legs; and slightly arched hind legs all in lustrous walnut. The chairs have been newly reupholstered in new reissued (and quintessentially Art Deco) Clarence House...

This sophisticated Art Deco Machine Age occasional/ side chair was realized in the United States, circa 1935. It features a subtly cantilevered tubular bent aluminum frame with a flo...

This refined Mid-Century Modern arm chair was realized in the United States circa 1950. Sitting on conical legs, this piece offers a wealth of beautiful details including channel det...

This pair of Nautilus chairs exemplify the stunning organic Futurist forms and clean lines for which Vladimir Kagan one of the most esteemed furniture designers of the 20th century i...

Fantastic near pair of French Art Deco period armchairs featuring a unique architectural open design with "U" form front arm supports and wide flat arms. The design is heightened wit...

Pair of French club chairs with black upholstery, circa 1930s. Front of chairs feature ball feet and flared arms with contrasting off-white vellum inserts. Sold and priced as a pair....

Maison Dominique ( Founded by André Domin & Marcel Genevrière) - A pair of fine French 1930's darkened wood frame club armchairs Bibliography: "Dominique" by Felix Marcilhac, Les e...

An important and rare pair of original French Art Deco period cubist arm chairs of simple and very elegant design. The warm brown finished rosewood is exceptionally well-figured and trimmed with a thin nickeled bronze decorative banding all around the base and overall. Since these chairs are finished on all three sides, they can be placed freestanding in the middle of a room featuring a beautiful back. Antique hob nails as welting surround the caramel colored upholstered leather. Futuristic, clean and architectural lines grace this pair of side chairs and read like art but are made for everyday use and enjoyment. Attrib to : Decoration Interieure Modernes- Rene Joubert ( 1878-1931) et Philippe Petit ( 1900-1945 ) for DIM The chairs are of medium scale and have a firm but comfortable seat, arm as well as backrest. There are a few almost undiscernible antique repairs on the wood and some small, unnoticeable light scratches/ scuffs on the upholstery. There is a small space between the seat and the back rest. They are in very good condition. Armchairs, bergere chairs, chairs, club chairs, living room sets, office chairs and desk chairs...