Twelve English Art Deco Oak Dining Arm chairs Trollope & Colls

A set of four "Jackie Onassis" chairs by Karl Springer, circa 1980s. Finished in glossy white lacquer and upholstered in a black leather with a slight s...

A set of four chairs designed in 1930s by Gilbert Rohde for Heywood Wakefield Gardener MA. Mahogany construction with arched back support. Cream color naugahyde upholstery with decor...

A nice set of eight cityscape dining chairs by Paul Evans for Directional, circa 1974. The set consists of two armchairs model PE-241 and six side chairs model PE-240. Chromed steel ...

A set of six cityscape dining chairs by Paul Evans for Directional, circa 1970s. The set consists of two armchairs model PE-241 and four side chairs model PE-240. Brass patchwork leg...

SATURDAY SALE 20 July 2024 Set of ten American art deco mahogany dining chairs with streamline curved arms designed in 1938/1939 by Archibald Taylor A.I.D. for the Nob Hill residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Scanlon, San Francisco. The eleven room modernist apartment, designed by Taylor, was featured in Architectural Digest Volume XII Issue 4, 1950 (see images). Arm height/table clearance 27 inches. These chairs were deaccessioned from the American furniture collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston in 2013, having been gifted to the museum in 1985 by noted collector John P. Axelrod who himself had acquired them in 1978 from San Francisco dealer...

Blending natural craftsmanship with urban elegance, the Essex armchair is inspired by the sleek architecture of New York City. Featuring a solid oak frame, it brings warmth and durab...

Dining chairs, oak, The Netherlands, 1940s These subtle and modest chairs from Dutch origin are executed in oak that has a natural expression due to the visible wooden grains and wa...

This dining chair takes exquisite inspiration from Danish design and Portuguese heritage through the most modern of production methods to bring you a timeless yet ultra-modern crafte...