Vintage Pair of 'Dolphin' Stacking Chairs by Bjarke Nielsen for Dan-Form Denmark

Set of 3 Beautiful Dining Chairs, Designed by Arne Hovmand Olsen for Mogens Kold in Denmark. Circa 1960s. Teak framed with handwoven paper cord seating (not original). The cord is f...

Set of 3 of Vintage Mid-Century ZPM Radomsko Bentwood Chairs, circa 1950s. The chairs made by Polish furniture maker Radomsko ZMG, famed for also ma...

A Set of 4 Mid Century Black Dining Chairs, Designed by Godfrey Syrett, Circa 1960s. The chairs, which have original black vinyl upholstery and black metal frames, all are in good c...

Set of Four Wonderful Early Victorian Solid Rosewood Dining Chairs, Circa 1840-1860. They are of superb quality and have beautiful form, with curvaceous backs & cabriole legs. Th...

A Set of 4, Late 20th Century Folding Chairs Designed by Peter Karpf for Skagerak / Trip Trap, Denmark. The chairs are made oak and beige canvas and...

A Well Proportioned Set of 2 of Metal Chairs, Made in Italy, circa 1970s. The frames are solid and seats are deep, but in-keeping with there age and usage, do show small signs of we...

Vintage Scandinavian Modern Design "TAURUS" Dining Chair set of 4 by Dan Form. Made in Denmark, 1990s. Designed in the manner of Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hanse...

Scandinavian Modern black vintage stacking chairs dining chairs up to 10 pieces of the popular model no.3103 designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1952 a...

A pair of industrial Pagholz Galvanitas stacking chairs model S23 Thur-Up Seat by Elmar Flötotto, circa 1970. This beautiful design from the 1970s with ...

Vico Magistretti’s Selene was one of the first commercially produced chairs pressed from a single sheet of plastic. The Selene was first conceived by Magistretti in 1961 but it took several years working alongside the technicians and model makers at Artemide to produce the first production model in 1969. It was the S shaped cross section that solved the issue with lateral strength of the legs for Magistretti. “ It cannot be drawn. To draw it I’d have to have drawn at least a hundred cross sections” The Artemide chair was made from a single sheet of 3mm thick Reglar, a new glass reinforced polyester (GRW). It was first shown in white at the 1968 Triennale di Milano. Production of the Selene started in 1969 with white, red and black models shortly followed in orange in 1970. In 1984 came a new inspired pallet of yellow, light blue and pink for the aesthetically radical Los Angeles Olympics. Artemide’s production of the chair ceased in the 1990s then Heller reissued nylon and polycarbonate (colour dependant) injection moulded versions in 2002. The 1960s saw an intense period of exploration in product design with many embracing the recent advances of Industrial plastics. Verner Panton, Joe Colombo, Helmut Batzner and Sergio Mazza were amongst those who had chairs utilising modern plastics in production by the late 60s. Helmut Batzner’s chair...

A beautiful and stylish pair of 1960s solid rosewood Danish carver chairs upholstered in their original yellow velour textile. These H W Klein designed chairs...

Frame made of cast aluminum frame, upholstered seat and back, covered with green fabric, still in original condition. Frame with patina and scratches.