1930s Lounge Chairs

An absolutely stunning pair of 1930s Italian Gio Ponti armchairs designed for Casa e Giardino. The armchairs have been fully restored and reupholstered in a Sapphire Blue soft velvet...

Model K32 Bauhaus armchairs by Robert Slezak, Circa 1930s - All prices inc UK shipping - Cantilever chrome frames - Velvet upholstery - Sprung seats - Made by Robert Slezak ...

Fantastic pair of Francois Carre sunburst bouncer lounge chairs. These chairs are more than just good-looking. They are curiously some of the most comfortable lounge chairs we have test-driven. No cushions needed. Their simple bent-steel rod & spring construction makes for a comfortable design that's truly a pleasure to sit in. This seat design was developed in the third quarter of the 19th century in response to the Parisian infrastructural trend of open parks & boulevards. Outdoor concerts drove the necessity for creative outdoor seating, and Carre's strong yet water-permeable designs in steel were the solution du jour. Dealer sidenote; If you’ll re-watch the classic movie “Casablanca”, you’ll see Carre’s sunburst chairs...

Armchairs model Fn 24 by Mücke & Melder, Czechoslovakia, circa 1930s Bauhaus period. New blue natural cow leather upholstery. Nickel-plated tubular steel construction is in a good or...

Bauhaus armchairs were produced in the 1930s in Czechoslovakia. New upholstery, restored wooden parts. Nickel-plated tubular steel construction in good original condition.           

Beautiful robust 1930-1940 wingback chair in royal blue velvet and beech from Sweden, 1940s. This wingback chair is typical for early midcentury Scandinavian design. The somewhat th...

Mirrored pair art deco upholstered tete-a-tete chairs, ca 1930s, American.

Large sculptural lounge with curving arms of mahogany stain beechwood with high formed back, tapering front legs and curved back legs. Reupholstered in mohair.Similar chair picture i...