20th Century Regency Style Black Ebonized Dining Arm Chairs Set of Six

Stunning Napolean French salon armchair ebonized with ivory striped sild fabric as shown. Features brass mounts and nailheads and front legs have castors. Why not own the best?

Elegant, sleek and sexy black pebbled Italian leather mid century style four seater sofa has great lines and better scale. Lower profile gives this piece a great look in any room. Note we have matching lounge chairs in a separate 1stDibs auction...

Iconic, vintage Herman Miller rare out of print fabric adorns this gorgeous French Louis XVI fruitwood arm chair. The juxtaposition is nothing short of riveting and this chair will i...

Very fine French Louis XV bergere chair with luxurious pink silk fabric and then contracting fabric in back as shown. Gorgeous lines and better scale. Why not own the best at Reviva...

Squared bright chrome frames, original, but worn green fabric upholstery. Set consistes of four side chairs, and two arm, or captains, chairs. Dimensions in listing are for Arm chair...

A vintage set of 6 French Louis XVI style dining chairs includes two armchairs and four side chairs and offer white washed wood frames having striped u...

Set of Eight Chippendale Style Chairs A set of Georgian style Chippendale mahogany dining room chairs. The set comprises six single chairs and a pair of elbow chairs...

A black, vintage Mid-Century modern America set of four Pretzel dining room chairs made of hand crafted polyurethane foam, designed by Norman Cherner and produced by Plycraft, in good condition. The seat backrest of the armchairs, side chairs are slightly arched with sculptural arms, standing on four tapered legs. Labeled underneath on one of the chairs. Minor fading, scratches due to age. Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1950 - 1970, United States. Seat: 17.25" H x 20" W x 22" D Norman Cherner was an American furniture designer born in 1920, in Brooklyn, New York and passed away in 1987. Cherner studied and taught at the Columbia University of Fine Arts Department in New York City. In his early days of his career, he explored and researched the Bauhaus movement, to develop a low-cost design for pre-fabricated housing and affordable furniture...