6 Iron and Rattan Chairs, Brazil, 1960s

The Dutch manufacturer, De Ster Gelderland from the centre-east of the Netherlands produced many of the most well-known Dutch chairs of the mid-20th century. Their expertise in woodw...

Dyrlund, a renowned Danish furniture manufacturer founded in 1960, was instrumental in shaping the mid-century modern movement with impeccable attention paid to detail and timeless d...

This gorgeous set of “model 142” chairs by the Danish furniture maker Bernhard Pedersen og Søn was inspired by classic Danish furniture design and simplicity. These exotic wood chairs...

Brutalism, originating in the mid-20th century, is an architectural and design movement that emerged in the post-war era, particularly in Europe and the United States. It is characte...

Henning Kjaernulf’s Razorblade chairs are the designer’s most distinctive designs. This set was manufactured by the Danish company EG Kvalitetsmobel in the 1960s, making it a true Da...

In mid-century furniture design, the marriage of organic materials and the brutalist style found its apotheosis in pieces such as this set of six chairs. These chairs, each a testame...

Pair of black iron swivel chairs with protectively wrapped rattan backs and orange vinyl seats. Seat height is 17.5".

4 dining chairs. Solid Wengé frame, comes with a rattan seat. Very nice organic shaped chairs, 1960s. Holland Martin Visser. Good condition.

On offer on this occasion is one of the most stunning and rare rattan dining chairs set you could hope to find. Outstanding design is exhibited throughout. The beautiful set is state...

Set of 4 Brazilian midcentury dining chairs from the 1960s in jacaranda wood and beige linen.

Beautiful rattan, velvet and wood chair. They were produced in Thonet woodworking factory and we thoroughly renovated them. The construction is made of beechwood dyed with water stai...

Available today, this pair of midcentury modern chairs made in Brazilian Rosewood, known as Jacaranda & Cane designed by Alexandre Rapoport in the 1960’s are gorgeous! The delicate set features a Rosewood structure with caning in the seat. The Brazilian Rosewood is nothing less than spectacular and displays vibrant wood veins that almost feel the chairs are alive! The pair is extremely light weight, as a result of the Jacaranda's aging process. Extensive logging has virtually eliminated Rosewood from the Brazilian forests, so that today it is not supposed to be logged. The only material that can be sold legally is old stock. By owning a vintage piece made of old Jacaranda, you’re not only getting a beautiful collectible but also helping this species to recuperate. This gorgeous set would look great in any mid century modern, modern, contemporary environment used as dining or accent chairs. About the author, Alexandre Rapoport (Rio de Janeiro, 1929) is a Brazilian painter, architect, draftsman and engraver. Self-taught of Russian origin, he began painting at the Faculty of Architecture before the end of the 1950s. He studied drawing with Ubi Paiva and, while a student, attended engraving classes by Raymundo Cella at the National School of Fine Arts; it was then that he participated in his first group exhibitions promoted by the Federal Government. He had contact with Cândido Portinari...