Pair of Striking, Generously Scaled 1960s Walnut Savonarola Chairs

savonarola Red Throne chair. built in the 1960s in the renaissance style. armrests with carved lion heads. back carved with renaissance decorative motifs. t...

Important Original Florentine Renaissance Savonarola chair in carved walnut restored and polished to wax. Armrests ending with two finely hand-carved heads of lion: type of finish pr...

Renaissance Savonarola chair in carved walnut restored and wax polished. Attributable : Fratelli Bonciani – Cascina. About: Savonarola chair The term derives from the chair on...

Over-upholstered comfortable rounded back and seat, raised on four tapered, out-splayed legs in black steel ending in brass sabots. Measures: Height 34.25”, width 30”, depth 30” ...

Iron and original leather Savonarola chair. Great medallions on frame. Leather on seat is totally torn, it doesn’t show it in the pictures, but it’s ...

A modern take on Empire chairs, the Savanarola Chair comes in all new materials to give off a unique vibe. On a pure steel frame, the chair is coated with a semi-opaque black finish....

We have three matching mid-century Italian made brass and painted wrought iron Savonarola chairs. Each chair frame is structurally sound and in its original white paint which is somewhat chippy. Upon request we can have repainted (or powder coated) the color of your choice. Original loose upholstered seat and stitched-on backrest cushions are in their original tired and distressed material; the wrought iron arms are covered in rouched sleeves. Our upholsterer can re-make or create new cushions per your specifications. Reach out to request suggestions. Should you prefer we can also cut down rear uprights to match the height of the front, eliminating the backrest as well as the arms, transforming these chairs into Dante benches or cerule stools...

An incredible pair of Savonarola chairs. These unusual chairs feature a black lacquer finish with a pierced steel frame. These unique chairs ...

Antique Italian Renaissance Revival Oak "Savonarola" or "Dante" Chair~~early 20th Century These chairs, often called scissor or "X" chairs, are typically supported by two crossed or curved supports at the sides or back and front~~these chairs were given the name Savonarola in the 19th century after Girolamo Savonarola, an Italian priest in Florence from 1494-1498~~the design comes from an ancient Roman "X" shaped chair that was popular in medieval Italy...

Pair of interesting and comfy two brutalist easy chairs.