Pair of Walnut Chairs Form 1850s

Mahogany construction from the 1850s, unholstered.

Hardwood frame, seat upholstered in synthetic leather, produced in Denmark in the 1960s. Construction is similar to Niels Otto Møller model 77 chairs...

A set of six Swedish Gustavian style painted wood stick back side chairs from the mid 19th century, with tapered legs, carved rosettes and used upholstery. Created in Sweden during t...

This elegant pair of Moroccan corner chairs stands out for its intricately carved woodwork, a unique fusion of British colonial design and traditional Indian influences. The curved backrest structure is adorned with turned elements and hand-carved lattices, adding visual lightness and ornamental sophistication. The seats feature natural fiber upholstered cushions, reinforcing their authenticity and rustic charm, and perfectly complementing the rich golden hue of the wood. The base and legs are also richly crafted, with decorative details that denote the high level of craftsmanship. Ideal as accent pieces in living rooms, hallways, or studies, these chairs are both functional and decorative, representing a refined expression of cultural heritage and historical aesthetics. A true gem for lovers of exotic...