Natural Fiber Dining Room Chairs

A rare teak Danish modern dining chair with a splined backrest and a natural cane seat. Model JH-505 was designed in 1952 by Hans J. Wegner and produced i...

Wood and rush dining chairs attributed to Italian architect and designer Michelucci Giovanni. There are 3 chairs available, priced per chair. Dimensions (cm, approx): Height: 76 Wi...

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Italian bentwood chairs in lacquered black finish with wicker cane seat. Quality made and in very good vintage cond...

Three stunning Italian modernist sculptural dining chairs attributed to Tagliabue di Cascina Armata, a small Italian furniture maker in the 1970s and 1980s. Price is per piece. Three pieces available. In very good vintage condition with expected signs of age. Condition is well depicted in the photos. Structurally very good. No cracks on the wood. Old cane...

Oak dining chairs with rope weaving seating. We have 22 available, 12 are in good condition, 10 have trace of use to the wood or seating, but can stil...

Absoluetly rare bar stools chairs designed by Rainer Daumiller and manufactured by Hirtshals Savvaerk. Model with papercord. Solid scandinavian pine wood which and the paperchord has some signs of patina. These bar stools chairs are very comfortable. Very rare. Set of 3 chairs...

Artisan assembled from matte walnut and woven work, the chair also benefits from a comfortably cushioned seating pad and back support, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Measureme...

Best known for his interiors, Mr. Bennett's projects include residence in New York, London, Venice and Rome, as well as his own quarter, a Manhattan apartment atop the Dakota, a country house in Long Island and a flat in Paris. In the commercial category, works encompass a national network of showrooms for Brickel, projects for Chase Manhattan Bank and consultant plans for the Solow Building Corporation. In 1963, he began a collaboration with Brickel Associates, designing first furniture and later textiles. He is considered a prodigious designer of objects: china, glassware and silver for Tiffany & Co., flatware for Supreme; porcelain for Sasaki; and, leather goods for Hermes. Bennett designs are well represented in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection and in the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. One midcentury Ward Bennett cane armchair One Ward Bennett cane chair...