Pair of Curved Arm Club Chairs, Upholstered in Pure Mohair

A superb pair of modern angular club armchairs. High quality handmade beech frames and sprung seats. Newly upholstered in a premium soft, pure mohair fabric. Fast shipping worldwid...

Superb pair of round, leaning modern club chairs, upholstered in pure Alpaca fabric. High quality handmade beech frames and upholstered in a soft, golden brown, premium 100% alpaca ...

A superb pair of modern Adnet style club armchairs. High quality handmade beech frames, sprung seats and feather cushion. Newly upholstered in a premium ivory, soft, pure alpaca wo...

A superb pair of modern armchairs. Newly upholstered in a premium, soft, pure Alpaca fabric with a feather cushion and solid oak feet. Also available in COM. Handmade in England....

The Art Deco movement, which emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, marked a sharp departure from the ornate detailing of the preceding Art Nouveau period. Characterised by clean lines, geo...

Pair of easy chairs, faux leather, fabric, stained wood, brass, Europe, 1930s These armchairs dating back to the 1930s embrace the stylistic traits of the Art Deco style. With its i...

A Pair of Fine Parisian Club Armchairs, Mid 20th Century In the Style of Jean Royère and Jean-Michel Frank. French most definitely Parisian circa 1940-50. The chairs of deep and comfortable form with cloud-shaped rising seat backs and arm supports of rounded profile. The chairs are fully upholstered in bouclé, including the separate cushions, and stand on square plinth feet. Taking some of their design inspiration from the seat furniture of the Art Deco period, these chairs are of mid century date and undoubtedly of French origin. These chairs are of a peculiarly French form known as the club chair. Chairs of this sort were designed by many of the great French designers of the Art Deco period and later and the present chairs incorporate stylistic elements which relate to designs from two the 20th century's greatest furniture designers, Jean Royère and Jean-Michel Frank. Royère's Ours Polaire or Polar Bear chair...

The 1930s were marked by a fusion of modernity and elegance, emphasizing luxury, geometric forms, and comfort in furniture design across Europe. Before giving way to mid-century mode...