19th Century Napoleon III Round Back Leather Chair with Original Brass Casters

This Bauhaus-inspired Czech chair was once used in a modern office in Prague. During the 1930's, Czech artists, writers and furniture makers were inspired by modernist theories and e...

A vintage Danish True Love lounge chair in original red boucle fabric. This is a beautiful and incredibly comfortable eye-catcher by design group Globe Zero 4, from designers Flemmin...

This playful 1970s pod chair swivels on a polished chrome base. The back of the pod is made from resin and the seating surface is soft synthetic leather. It's a good example of futu...

This playful 1970s pod chair swivels on a polished chrome base. The back of the pod is made from resin and the seating surface is soft synthetic leather. The leather is in overall go...

These vintage 1960's club chairs feature transitional Italian styling and solid brass lags. The fabric is a synthetic velvet in a pale violet color.

This comfortable swivel chair is ideal in a modern living room, great room or cozy den. It has an excellent angle for reading or conversing. The chair is generously proportioned and ...

Handsome 19th century desk chair raised on turned front legs, on original brass casters and saber back legs. Upholstered in original antique faux-le...

Beautiful 19th century French Napoleon III Period child chair made in blackened beech and cane. Used condition.

French hand carved mahogany low back chair with tapestry upholstery decorated with Louis XV style flowers. France, 1860 Napoleon III period. Measures: 63 x 46 x 45 cm.

The tapering back and rectangular seat re-upholstered in a Missoni fabric. Characteristic boldly turned legs and blocks, the back legs straight. Good colour and patina. Back hei...

Pair 19th century French Napoleon III period mahogany chairs reflects the stately classically-inspired architecture of the ancients, accentuated by bronze castings of rosettes and li...

19th Century French Napoleon III Period Rosewood salon chair is an elegant example of Fine French craftsmanship using exotic imported wood from the Americas. Sometimes called Kingwood, rosewood is known for its natural beauty, color, hardness, and ability to last for eons. This example combines elements of the Louis Philippe form with accents from the Louis XVI style, with a graceful shield-shaped seatback carved with flowing ribbon at the top of the arched crown. The remainder of the seatback follows tailored lines accented with scrolls for a tailored opulence. The seat itself is beautifully contoured and upholstered in mohair, and features gracefully scrolled legs, with the front legs molded for added visual appeal while retaining an austerity of form that is the essence of understated elegance. If you act fast, a twin chair...