Franco Bettonica “Dondolo" Lounge Chair

A southwestern painted buckskin lounge chair by artist Zona Pilgreen. 38 inches wide by 43 inches deep by 33 inches tall; seat height 15 inches

A caned walnut folding steamer deck chair, circa 1890. 58 inches long by 22 inches wide by 33 inches tall.

A pair of Lowell leather lounge chairs by Hickory Chair. 33 inches wide by 42 inches deep by 36 inches tall; seat height 18 inches Good overall with wear, minor scratches and areas...

A set of 4 dining chairs in the manner of Adrian Pearsall, mid-20th century. Walnut with black vinyl upholstery. 17 ½ inches wide by 22 inches deep by 46 ¼ inches tall

An early Victorian yew, elm and ash broad arm Windsor chair. Great original surface. Underside signed G.G. Barker. Likely George G. Barker & Co. importers in Wilmington, NC, circa...

A sculpted bronze sun face chair, mid 20th century. Unknown maker. 23 inches wide by 21 ½ inches deep by 37 inches tall; seat height 19 ½ inches Weighing 100 lbs.

Franco Albini "Fiorenza" lounge chair, Italy, circa 1990s. This chair was originally designed by Albini in the 1950s. This example is an authorized re-edition made by Arflex, circa 1...

Considering I come from Torino, the car manufacturing capital, it only made sense that at some point I would extend my work to the automobile industry. I went scavenging through car junk yards and found that the aftermath of that industry produced a wealth of beautiful and extremely well made products which could be re-utilized into making furniture, hence the birth of 'Dondolo'. It's a rocking chair with a foot in the past and one in the future. Still benefitting from the factory-issue moving parts, the original leather Alfa Romeo 166 seat reclines and heats at will, powered by an eco-friendly gel based battery which can be charged with any power outlet. By means of two periscopic arms, it has the added comfort of providing a swinging, retractable work table to rest your laptop, and an efficient dimmable warm-toned LED light, housed in what was a beautiful metal FIAT 500...

Tubular lounge chair designed by Franco Albini for the Triennale in Milan in 1933. The original black enameled frame emphasizes the graphic qualities of this design. The natural leat...

Lounge chair, model 49, designed by Franco Albini and produced by Knoll from 1949 until about 1967. This example circa 1950’s. Slender walnut frame with distinctive wrap-around arms, offset and angled rear legs, and steel fasteners. The harder-to-find lounge version of this iconic design. Pictured below in the 1950 Knoll Index...

Franco Albini style stick rattan lounge chair featuring unique organic Modernist style. 1960, Italy We only purchase and sell only the best and finest rattan furniture made by the be...

Franco Albini for Cassina, Lounge Chair, model CA832 with Italian walnut X frame and upholstered seat, back and arms with buttons to the curved back 89cm high, 69cm wide, 85cm deep, ...