E W Godwin. A Set of Four Anglo-Japanese Ebonised Rush Seat Chairs

Edward William Godwin (attributed), a set of four Anglo-Japanese cane seat chairs, with incised turned details and Greek style front legs. See Soros, S...

E.W. Godwin style of. An Anglo-Japanese rush seat ebonized side chair.

Edward William Godwin (1833-1886). Made by William Watt or Edwards and Roberts A rare set of Anglo-Japanese ebonized hanging bookshelves with an extending lower shelf and a two-door ...

Edward William Godwin (attributed), an Anglo-Japanese walnut side chair, circa 1875, probably by William Watt. With a lattice back, a later overstuffed gi...

Edward William Godwin, an Anglo-Japanese ebonized side chair, probably made by William Watt. With a lattice back, a later overstuffed leather seat on square part-fluted supports. See...

Edward William Godwin made by William Watt, with applied enamel label. An Important Anglo-Japanese ebonised display cabinet with an upper and...

Offering a lightweight mahogany Anglo-Japanese side chair with many Godwin characteristics, and probably executed by William Watt circa 1877. Hand caned seat. Weighs less than 8 lbs.

These chairs exude timeless beauty and showcase a unique blend of craftsmanship and design that has stood the test of time. Crafted approximately 50 years ago, most likely in France. The ladder back design adds a touch of sophistication, while the rush seats provide a rustic and natural element to their overall aesthetic. These chairs bear the subtle traces of use, which only enhance their character and authenticity. The patina developed over the years adds a touch of vintage allure and tells a story of countless shared meals, conversations, and cherished memories. Whether you're seeking to complement a farmhouse-style kitchen, a cozy dining room, or an eclectic interior, these chairs will effortlessly blend in, lending a touch of rustic charm to any space. Their neutral tones and classic design make them versatile pieces that can easily adapt to various decor styles. Each chair has been lovingly maintained, ensuring that they are in good condition, ready to be enjoyed in their new home. However, it's important to note that due to their age and natural wear, minor imperfections may be present, further adding to their vintage appeal. If you appreciate the allure of well-made furniture that carries a sense of history and invites nostalgia, then these Ladder Back Oak Rush Seat Dining Chairs...

Charming ‘Anglo Japanese’ ebonised tub chair in the style of E.W. Godwin. England c. 1870s Provenance: Fine Art Society, Bond Street, London 1980s, Priva...

Set of four Italian midcentury Cerused oak chairs with rushed seats.

A set of 4 (four) vintage, smaller scale Windsor style dining chairs. USA, early to mid-20th Century. Features classic details, a wood frame and rush seat. All original. Seat ...

Set of four chairs designed by Jordi Vilanova i Bosch in Barcelona around 1960. Modern lines inspired by popular Mediterranean tradition. Original condition, with resistant wooden structure and seat and backrest in fiber rush. Jordi Vilanova (1925-1988) worked intensively on the creation of modern furniture inspired by the tradition of Catalan and Mediterranean furniture, both alone and leading the multidisciplinary group "la Cantonada" (1960-1975), formed by the ceramist Jordi Aguadé , the architect Jordi Bonet...