George Nakashima Attributed "Straight" Chairs, 1950s

A wonderful and unique set of 6 dining chairs attributed to Edmond J. Spence, likely made in Mexico in the 1940s. Solid mahogany frame with original parachute strap seats (these were...

A gorgeous pair of dining or side chairs by designer Greta Grossman, manufactured by Glenn of California in the 1950s. Wonderful form with playful lines and floating backs. Solid, st...

A large, heirloom pair of traditional style armchairs by George Smith, made in the UK in the early 2000s. Gorgeous camel mohair upholstery with brass nailhead trim along the arms. Tu...

A pair of "Knights" benches designed by Harvey Probber and produced in the 1950s. These unusual specimens feature solid African mahogany construction with curved slat seats and brass...

A rare and beautifully restored example of George Nakashima’s iconic Straight Chair, designed for Knoll in the late 1940s. This edition features the impressed Knoll label beneath the seat — a true collector’s hallmark. Handcrafted from solid walnut with a spindle back and minimalist Shaker influence, the chair exemplifies Nakashima’s dedication to natural materials and honest construction. Our restoration team preserved the integrity of the original design while sensitively refinishing the wood to reveal its organic grain and warmth. A timeless piece of American design history, the Nakashima Straight Chair bridges craft...

An early production straight chair with spindles and a shaped seat on four splayed, tapered dowel legs.

A walnut 'Straight Chair' / ?side chair with hand-hewn backrest spindles and shaped seat, on four splayed, tapered dowel legs.

Listed for sale is a gorgeous early George Nakashima for Knoll N19 birch straight chair, produced by Knoll Associates. This chair appears to be natural birch. It shows some wear from...