Marble Chairs

Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Furniture Acquisitions Of A Pair of Mid Century Chinese Asian Rosewood & Marble Armchairs Featuring carved Foo Dogs...

Set of six dining chairs, leather and walnut, Italy, 1970s. A set of six cubic dining chairs with a distinctive curved backrest. These chairs are made with a frame with lacquered ...

Very nice table made in metal and brass base and a removable marble top. Italian Design from the 1970s. Four chairs with a metal and brass structure and a beige velvet seat. Beaut...

Yellow and black modernist chair, Hendrik Wouda, H. Pander & Zonen, Netherlands, 1924 Painted pine Part of the Exhibition "De Klare Lijn" The Interbellum, the period between...

This is a private listing, containing the following items: - 6 Wim Rietveld and W.H. Gispen Blue '205' Chairs for Kembo, Netherlands (45013999; LU933120127632) - Jan De Smedt Architectural Coffee Table in Cork (45009234; LU933121748252) - Sculptural Italian Coffee Table in White Marble...

A beautiful 5-piece game or 'party' table and chairs set having brass construction with leather chairs and a stunning Rojo Alicante marble table....

An original and vintage dark blue leather Eero Saarinen tulip dining or armchair for Knoll International, 1969. This is an authentic dining or arm chair from Eero Saarinen for Knoll...

Five original and vintage Eero Saarinen dark blue leather tulip dining chairs for Knoll International, 1969. These are authentic dining chairs from Eero Saarinen for Knoll International. These chairs were once used in the city hall wedding room of Eindhoven the Netherlands in 1969. In that room they were the witnesses of many happy marriages. The chairs are quite rare, because they are the fully upholstered editions. We received the chairs from a couple who bought them from the city hall. We added an original photo from 1969 of how the chairs were used and positioned in the wedding room in Eindhoven. Some chairs you see in the picture are the chairs we have for sale (Copyright photo Jan van Rooij, Eindhoven in beeld). The tulip chairs are early examples of 1969. When we removed one of the upholstered fibreglass shells, we discovered an original stamp which dates 26 July 1969. The dining chairs are in good condition with some traces of use to the white tulip base. Former owners decided to re-upholster the chairs in a dark blue (almost black) leather. The leather is in very good condition with some minor traces of use. Chairs are authentic and marked at the bottom of the base. The leather has a dark blue color. Eero Saarinen is one of the most iconic and recognized designers from the mid-century. He was a Finnish-American architect famous for designing the Washington Dulles International Airport and is now considered one of the greatest of American 20th-century architecture. It was around 1938 he met Charles Eames who he became close friends with. Together they designed a collection of moulded plywood chairs for the 1940 Organic Design in Home Furnishings competition, sponsored by the MoMa. Their collection received prizes in many categories. In the same period Saarinen met Florence Knoll. When Knoll was starting his company, it was a obvious choice for Eero Saarinen to join him. It was at Knoll where Saarinen designed many of his most famous and Classic design pieces. Items like the “Grasshopper” lounge chair, “Tulip” dining chair and table, the “Tulip” side and coffee table and the “Womb” sofa...

A set of four figural Chinese armchairs features inset marble seats with backs framed in dragons and having flanking scroll form supports with mother of pearl inlay featuring foliate...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare pair of stunning hand carved solid Elm lacquered throne armchairs with marble backrests and ornate dragon detailing A really rar...

This beautiful pair of white marble palace chairs were handmade in Rajasthan, India. Origin: India circa 1890 Measurements: 27" W x 19 3/4" D x...

An rare set consisting of : - One fruitwood table, with Calacatta marble top The table can be used as a console, desk or occasional table The design of this table is directly inspired by a claw-footed bronze table found in Pompeii, now in the Archeoligical Museum of Naples (see photo with references) - One chair, in the Pompeian style, re upholstered in black leather The style of this unusual set is closely related to the furniture designed between 1902 and 1908 by Architect Emmanuel Pontremoli (1865-1956) for Villa Kerylos...