Pair of Art Deco Side Chairs. Satin Wood & Black Leather Cloud Back Design 1930

An Art Deco Cloud chair. Original walnut castors, re-upholstered in olive green leather with ruched arm rests. Dimensions: H 82cm W 68cm D 50cm Origin: English Date: 1935 Item N...

A pair of Art Deco cloud chairs by Harry & Lou Epstein. Burr walnut veneered backs with Trompe-l'œil burr walnut legs. Re-upholstered in cream leather.

An Art Deco pair of Bankers chairs. Birdseye maple veneered with solid satin birch legs. Re-upholstered in cream leather and contrasting oatmeal faux suede. Dimensions: H 78cm W 59...

A pair of Art Deco moustache backed club armchairs. Re-upholstered in cobalt blue leather. Dimensions: H 75cm W 85cm D 85cm Seat H 37cm W 42cm D 54cm Origin: French Date: Circa 19...

A pair of Art Deco side chairs. Solid walnut with carved scroll detail to feet and back. Upholstered in cream leather. Dimensions: H 90cm W 60cm D 50cm, Seat H 45cm Origin: English...

An Art Deco cocktail cabinet by Maurice Adams. Satin birch veneered with figured walnut banding. Upper section opening to reveal mirrored lit interior with mahogany lined doors and s...

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of Tubular Chromed Steel and Plywood Plywood was Restored Chrome has old Patina Good Original Condition.

6 Art Deco chairs, gondola back, circa 1930 large chairs, "heavy as an armchair" rare model, with a lot of lack of veneers.

This pair of mid-20th century French Art Deco period moustache back club chairs are a true find. With a design created during the Art Modern movement from the 1920s-1940s, these chai...

Pair of Art Deco chairs circa 1930, relacquered and covered with new fabric. good condition, a few lacks of paint.

Stunning Art Deco Walnut Cloud Suite. Here We Have a Very Good Example of an Art Deco Cloud Suite. This Stunning Suite Being of a Shaped Form. The Sumptuous Feather Cushions are E...

A pair of English Art Deco walnut side chairs with gold finished cloud-form back splats. Made by the Rowley Gallery. Maker's labels: "Modern Decoration, Rowley, Church St W8." Circa 1930's. The chairs are made of solid walnut and have wonderful cloud-form back splats, which are gold coloured leaf finish over gesso. There are some signs of use to the original finish, with water marks in places to the walnut frames. The gold coloured finish also shows nibbles and signs of use. The chairs have been waxed. The seats have be reupholstered and covered in Designer's Guild velvet - Trentino, in Raven colour. Both chairs are very sturdy with no loose joints. The Rowley Gallery was founded in 1898 by Albert James Rowley (1875-1944) and his wife Emma Hamm as a small business specialising in picture framing, mounting, restoration, carving, gilding and exhibitions of paintings. Rowley employed different artists to design for him, his most famous was Sir Frank Brangwyn. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, the Rowley Gallery became renowned for its inlay wood panels...