"Emmanuelle" Peacock Chair, 1970s

Mid-Century Modern Italian set of 4 Willy Rizzo dining chairs with gilt brass structure and original vintage "Rubelli" velvet fabric.

Mid-Century Modern Italian set of Giotto Stoppino chairs with chrome structure and original fabric apholstery in brick-colored. If needed the chairs available are 5 pieces. The fab...

Mid-Century Modern Italian pair of gilt metal faux bamboo chairs reupholstered with original vintage velvet fabric from "Rubelli". 1970s.

Mid-Century Modern Italian bamboo Peacock armchair. Signs are due to age and use. Cost for restoration on request.

Iconic woven wicker Emmanuelle, Peacock style chair, circa 1970's. The chair features a dramatic wide back, intricately woven arms, on a waisted form base. This example is in very ...

Vintage 1970/80's woven wicker peacock style arm chair. Unusual to see the smaller back version of this classic form, this example is in very good, clean, original condition, showing...

Pair of Bohemian Wicker Emmanuelle Peacock Chairs, France, 1950s A rare and beautifully preserved pair of mid-20th century Emmanuelle-style wicker chairs, crafted in France during t...

A large, classic 1930s Peacock chair handcrafted in France of woven two-toned rattan and wicker. Having a flamboyant shaped high flaring back that resembles the fanned feathers of the bird after which it's named, this rare chair features large rolled arms and an hourglass shaped base. A stunning piece of furniture with a rich history, its design and craftsmanship reflect the elegance and sophistication of its era. Designed to make a statement both structurally and aesthetically, Peacock chairs are considered pieces of art as well as chairs. In fine original condition with a beautifully aged original rich surface color patina, this chair is part of a set that includes the chair and a very rare Peacock rocker, probably custom made in the South of France. Each piece is sold separately. The iconic Peacock chair has a fascinating history and cultural significance. Gaining popularity in the 1920s, it became a "must have piece" with everyone from government officials to celebrities. Its association with Hollywood and the entertainment industry further elevated its status, as seen in its prominent appearances in films and TV series. It's legendary portrayal of Morticia Addams' regal throne in The Addams Family and Sylvia Kristel's memorable scene in the French erotic...