Hans Könecke for Tecta Lounge Chair in Brown Suede

Hans Könecke for Tecta, 'Sling' lounge chair model 'D99', coated metal, leather, Germany, 1960s Wonderful example of German Modernism, the "Sling" lounge chair by designer and ar...

Tecno, lounge chair, suede, dark stained wood, Italy, 1960s. A substantial and sizable armchairs produced by Italian furniture company Tecno. The bulky appearance is amplified by t...

Yrjö Kukkapuro for Haimi, 'Saturnus' lounge chair, leather, fiberglass, Finland, 1960s Organic shaped lounge chair by Finnish designer Yrjö Kukkapuro. This chair consist of a moulde...

Easy chair, leather, lacquered beech, Europe, 1960s This eloquent armchair is characterized by a solid construction, featuring clear lines and round corners. The design invites yo...

Roberto Menghi for Arflex, pair of ‘Hall’ lounge chairs, metal, faux leather, Italy, 1958 In 1958, Roberto Menghi designs an interesting series of armchairs and sofas for Arflex. The designer titled the designs as the ‘Hall’ collection. A year later, the ‘Hall’ armchair received an honorable mention for the Compasso d’Oro. These armchairs have a very sculptural look but still elegant feel. This is especially achieved by the sleek, almost delicate looking legs. Therefore, the more bulky seat and armrests create a perfect balance with the expressive lines of the legs. A nice detail on the legs are the endings which taper out. Because the design is slightly tilted, the chair is not only visually pleasing to the eye but very comfortable to look at. The faux leather of the chair has aged over time, giving the chair unique character and adding to the design in general. Roberto Menghi was born in Milan in 1920. From a young age, Menghi was influenced by architecture and design and important event in his life was when he spent some time in England, where his father worked as a manager of Pirelli. In this period, when Menghi was around ten years old, he found his love for the English world based on pragmatic ethics and the importance of undertaken commitments. After his graduation from Politecnico di Milano in 1944, Menghi took part in the Second World War. However, after the Armistice, his opposition to the setting up of the Italian Social Republic led him to being a prisoner in a concentration camp in Czechtochowa. When he was finally freed, he was able to open his own design studio in Milan, where he specialized in architecture, interior design and industrial design. During his career, Menghi was awarded with the Compasso d’Oro price for two of his designs. Furthermore, he was awarded with two Grand Prizes at Triennale for the sections "glass" and "design". Much of his life, Menghi dedicated himself to the restoration of buildings such as the Palace of Giureconsulti in Milan. Moreover, he taught architecture at the University of Venice and Milan. Additionally, he gave lessons in design at the New Academy in Milan as well as the Bath Academy located in the UK. Menghi died in 2006 but is nowadays a well-known and loved Italian...

Lounge chair, leather, teak, Denmark, 1960s Sturdy Danish lounge chair in brown leather. This chair has an inviting, comfortable look while still being stylish. The very well-craf...

'Plissé White Edition' pleated textile table lamp by Folkform for Örsjö. This unique table lamp was awarded “Lighting of the Year 2022” by R...

Gino Sarfatti model no. 2065 ceiling lamp in black and white. Designed in 1950, this is an authorized 2017 Astep/Flos re-edition by Alessandro Sarfatti, grandson of Gino Sarfatti, ...

Chic undulating 'Méandre' side chairs by Design Frères. Hand applied gilt bronze patina over steel frame. Natural linen upholstered cushion. Ins...

Amazing set of D99 lounge chairs with amazing patina. The set is made in germany by the well-known furniture company Tecta. The chairs are from 1965. They were designed by H...

New Noom furniture collection is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus School in Germany. Ideas of functionalism and conc...

Amazing, museum quality, modular 'CORBI' seating set, composed of four elements, designed by Klaus Uredat for 'COR', Germany, 1969 complete with the original purchase invoice dated 1972. After receiving many requests to do so, we have carefully unpicked and removed the original custom order pop art upholstery and have now recovered the set in a more neutral, high quality mohair upholstery. A rare, beautiful and highly sculptural pure elemental design, the large dimensions of each .Corbi' seating element allow for them to be used equally as either individual lounge chairs or as a modular sofa. This particular set is a must for serious collectors, this set comes complete with the original German purchase invoice from 1972, which also confirms the additional expense of the custom order upholstery, we have carefully unpicked and kept the original upholstery fabric should the buyer wish to retain it for provenance (please see photos 14 and 15 which illustrate the set with it's original upholstery). The sculptural 'Corbi' modular lounge chair was designed in 1969 and only remained in limited scale production for a few years up to circa 1974. Today this super elegant design is both very popular and now extremely difficult to find due to the passage of time and the limited total production numbers so a large set of elements such as this, is really a rare opportunity. Each 'Corbi' element is composed of two independent Minimalist sculptural forms, one base element and one cylindrical seat back. With the base elements positioned end to end, day beds may...

Original chair in golden oak, satin finish. Flared legs, backrest and seat upholstered in a textured cream fabric by Dedar.

This imposing Brazilian armchair in steel and leather is featured by geometric lines that contrast with the softness of the seat in natural leather. All the structural elements are indispensable for its stability and are arranged with geometric rigor. Elegance and strength are cleverly combined in this contemporary sculptural armchair. This item in raw leather...

Pair of Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin Chairs. Absolutely incredible pair of square mirror finished chrome armchairs with new greenish gray ...

Vintage Chinese Chippendale arm or desk chair by Hekman Furniture, circa 1960s. Faux bamboo form with interlaced arms and backing. Features open front corner brackets and an H stretc...

A beautiful lounge chair designed by Hans Könecke, manufactured by Tecta in Germany around 1960. This luxurious chair has a thin chrome plated metal w...

Amazing set of D99 lounge chairs with amazing patina. The set is made in germany by the well-known furniture company Tecta. The chairs are from 1965. They were designed by H...

Lounge chair by Hans Wegner for Getama, c.1950s, Denmark. The chair features a solid teak and oak frame with vertical slatted back. The seat and back cushions have been replaced and ...

Model 9015 easy chair by Hans Olsen for Gärsnäs. Structure in teak and oak and upholstered in suede. Sweden, 1960s. Restored wood structure and original suede.

A stylish and rare modern easy chair /lounge armchair model D80 Grand Repos, designed by Jean Prouvé in the 1920s, executed by Tecta Germany in the 1980s. This is the re-edition of a...

Large lounge chair designed by Guido Bonzani, manufactured by Tecnosalotto in the 1970s, Italy. The chair has spring feet made of strong steel and ar...