Metal Lounge Chairs

This is the classic and famous LC2 Grand Confort petit modèle lounge chair, small model. Designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Char...

The LC2 Collection (1928) reverses the standard structure of sofas and chairs. External steel frames cradle thick, resilient cushions, integrating padded comfort with International S...

These are original 1920s art deco seating from Studio54 Newyork which have the original Cheetah upholstery underneath the existing. There is providence letter, stating where they cam...

Inspired by the curving handlebars of the Adler bicycle, the Wassily’s chrome-finished tubular steel frame is seamless in its assemblage. The design’s seating surfaces – cowhide lea...

A pair of beautifully Proportioned occasional chairs, Designed by Renowned Designer & Architect Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona Exhibition of 1929. These chairs date to the 1980s and finished in rare navy blue leather with polished steel frames. The chairs are in wonderful condition with only age related marks to the leather and frames in keeping with their age and use. (there are a button missing on each seat - but this does not effect the look of usage). Here is more about the designer from the MoMA website: “The Barcelona chair achieves the serenity of line and the refinement of proportions and materials characteristic of Mies Van Der Rohe's highly disciplined architecture. It is supported on each side by two chrome-plated, flat steel bars. Seen from the side, the single curve of the bar forming the chair's back and front legs crosses the S-curve of the bar forming the seat and back legs, making an intersection of the two. This simple shape derives from a long history of precedents, from ancient Egyptian folding stools...

Fabulous and hard to find, an original foldup chair from the original Yankee Stadium built and completed in 1923, "the house that Ruth built" a reference to the slugger...

French Art Deco tubular chrome armchair with black leather upholstered seat and back cushion, designed by R.C. COQUERY for THONET, Model #B 256 lounge chair, 1929-1930. Very rare Fre...

Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer for KNOLL, circa 1970-80 Designer: Marcel Breuer Manufacturer: KNOLL Country: USA Model: Wassily armchair Design period: circa 1925 D...

Italian Vintage, Ponyskin LC4 by Le Corbusier for Cassina, 1970s Probably the most well-known piece by the Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier (Ch...

Fabulous set of two cast iron with patinated sides. Made by the American Seating Co in 1927 for a NYC Theatre which was renovated 40 yrs ago. Chair...

Pair of Oscar Bach bronze, leather and wrought iron folding Savonarola style campaign armchairs, circa 1920. Having lion and shield finials over bronze...

The Wassily chair, also known as the B3 Chair, was designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925 while he was working at the Bauhaus. The design was revolutionary in the use of material (bent t...