Oak Seating

Darwin added wheels to the office chair in 19th century. In the 1970s ergonomics was added to design criteria. Today, it is the key element for whom sp...

Folke Ohlsson for Fritz Hansen, easy chair, model '4410', sheepskin, beech, Denmark, design 1957 Designed by Folke Ohlsson for Fritz Hansen in 1957, this easy chair has a generous ...

Set of 6 Iconic tall version Razorblade oak dining chairs by Henning ("Henry") Kjærnulf made in Denmark the 1960's as by EG Kvalitetsmobel (chairs are labeled underneath). These are ...

Pair of Lounge Chairs in Solid Oak and Rush back and seat, from the French Provence 1950's These chairs have a hand-woven rush seat and back with solid Oak frames, beautiful pieces ...

Set of twelve dining chairs, oak, rush, Europe, 1950s/1960s This large set of twelve dining chairs combines a rustic character with a clean, modern design. The oak frames feature ge...

Lounge chair, oak, fabric, brass, Europe, 1950s Charming 1950s lounge chair defined by its sweeping curves and embracing silhouette. The back rises gracefully before folding forwar...

Materials: Oak Wood, Original Rush Chord Seats ________________________ Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furniture is like bringing history back to life, and we take this j...

Pair of lounge chairs, oak, fabric, the Netherlands, 1940s Charming set of armchairs from the 1940s Art Deco period. Their defining elements are the scalloped backrests, which give...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, set of four dining chairs, solid oak, wool, France, 1960s These charming dining chairs designed by the French duo Guillerme et Chambron exemp...

Frances White Oak Chair in 100% Hemp + Matching Ottoman LAST IN STOCK / discounted for open box item. Frances White Oak Chair in Stone Washed Linen A beautiful heavy 22 oz weighted o...

Set of six dining chairs, solid oak, fabric, Europe, 1930s These six solid oak dining chairs date from the 1930s and show a clear Art Deco influence. The most distinctive feature is...

A beautifully sculptural French tripod stool attributed to Audoux-Minet, dating from the 1950s. The three broad oak slats form a simple yet remarkably graphic structure, supporting a...

Armchair Attributed to Jean Pascaud – France, circa 1940 A refined French armchair dating from the 1940s, attributed to Jean Pascaud, featuring a gracefully curved blond wood frame ...

Materials: Walnut-Stained Oakwood, New Tweed Fabric, New High-Density Foam, New Springs ________________________________________ Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furnitur...

An exceptional set of six 1940s oak wood dining chairs with a fresh luxurious upholstery job by GROUND ONE SIX. With a luxurious silk velvet fabric by Jim Thompson for Pierre Frey wi...

Henning Kjærnulf's iconic "Razorblade" dining chairs, produced by Nyrup Møbelfabrik in 1960s-70s Denmark. This set of six represents the definitive original—a captivating fusion of b...

An exceptionally rare Dutch Baroque hall bench, or halbank, dating from circa 1720 - 1740, executed in solid carved oak and closely following the decorative language associated with Daniel Marot (1661–1752). A highly unusual survivor from the Dutch Baroque interior - sculptural and exuberantly carved, yet exceptionally intimate in scale. The hall bench (halbank) is a distinctly Dutch type of furniture that became fashionable around 1700, when the entrance halls of prosperous Dutch houses developed into increasingly important representative spaces. In the grand canal houses and patrician townhouses of cities such as Amsterdam, these halls were often furnished quite sparingly, allowing a small number of impressive objects, such as a standing clock, console or richly carved bench, to become part of the architecture itself. The finest hall benches were therefore conceived more as sculptural elements for an interior than as functional seating. Their elaborate carving echoed the carved woodwork, stucco decoration and architectural ornament found elsewhere in the house. Surviving examples are rare, particularly those retaining such an extensive and sophisticated carved decoration. The development of this type of furniture is closely connected with the enormous influence of Daniel Marot, the French Huguenot architect, engraver and designer who settled in the Netherlands and became court designer to Stadholder-King William III of Orange. Marot introduced the grandeur and ornamental vocabulary of the French Louis XIV court to the Netherlands, adapting it to Dutch architecture and interiors. His designs for furniture, interiors, architecture and gardens circulated widely through engravings and provided an important source of inspiration for Dutch craftsmen well into the 18th century. This particular bench is best described as “after Daniel Marot”, referring to this strong stylistic and ornamental connection. The design is remarkably elaborate. The high pierced back is constructed around a strongly symmetrical composition of latticework, sweeping C- and S-scrolls, flowers, acanthus leaves, scrolling foliage and deeply carved ornamental strapwork. At its centre is a charming figurative panel depicting what appears to be a leaping stag or deer in a landscape, positioned above a small shield. Large scrolling elements rise above and around this central motif, while carved rosettes and foliage punctuate the open latticework. The sculptural treatment continues throughout the bench. The arms sweep forward in powerful scrolling curves, the seat rail is carved with continuous foliage, and the pierced apron below forms an almost lace-like sequence of scrolling ornament. Particularly striking are the broad panelled front supports, each decorated with a large flowering foliate motif carved in relief against a textured ground and framed by a dramatic inward-curving scroll. Despite the extraordinary amount of decoration, the bench has unusually modest proportions. At only 98 cm wide, it is considerably smaller than the monumental hall benches normally associated with this tradition, yet it incorporates virtually all of their architectural and ornamental vocabulary. This compact scale is one of its most intriguing characteristics. It strongly suggests that the bench was made as a specific commission for a particular position within a sophisticated private interior, rather than as a conventional large hall bench. It possesses the visual presence of a much larger piece while occupying remarkably little space. Literature: The Schermerhorn Collection: Important Dutch Furniture and Sculpture, Christie’s Amsterdam, 29 September 1999, pp. 8–14, with an essay by Amjad Rauf discussing the history and development of the Dutch hall bench...

Here is a set of 6 Danish vintage razor blade chairs in great country style. They are designed by Henning Kjærnulf and manufactured by the Danish company Nyrup Møbelfabrik/ EG Furni...

Jindrich Halabala for UP Závody, footstool, tabouret, ottoman, fabric, oak, Czech Republic, 1930s. This poetic pouf, designed in the 1930s at the height of the Art Deco movement, st...

The Portola sofa features a handcrafted solid walnut or oak frame with loose seat and back cushions. The Lawson-Fenning Collection is designed and handmade in Los Angeles, Californi...

A beautiful and sculptural pair of “Kurul” armchairs in oak & lambswool, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for EG Kvalitetsmøbel, Denmark, during the 1960s. The chairs feature highly dis...

A beautiful and elegant pair of Danish Modern stools in teak, dating from circa the 1960s. The stools feature slender tapered legs joined by subtly curved aprons, creating a light a...

Pair of lounge chairs, solid oak, velvet, Europe, 1960s These armchairs combine traditional cabinetmaking principles with a bold modern vocabulary. Executed in solid oak, the chair...

Kaare Klint for Rud. Rasmussens Snedkerier, pair of dining armchairs, model '3758A', fabric, oak, Denmark, design 1930, made 1940s These dining chairs were designed in 1930 and mad...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, pair of 'Petit Repos' lounge chairs, solid oak, wool, France, 1960s. Guillerme & Chambron are known for their high-quality solid oak furn...

This French artisan made oak farm table bench from the turn of the twentieth century is constructed using hand pegged mortise and tenon joinery and features a seat with rounded ends ...

This set of four dining chairs showcases clean lines and functional Scandinavian design by Vamdrup Stolefabrik. Expertly crafted in Denmark, they bring timeless elegance and reliable...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, curved sofa, solid oak and fabric, France, 1960s. This sculptural seating ensemble by Guillerme and Chambron features two curved sofas connec...

A very rare pair of original Ole Wanscher oak framed "Safari chairs" with canvas seats and tilting backs. Made in Denmark by PJ Furniture in the 1960s. This is Wanschers take on the ...

Set of six dining chairs, cerused oak and leather, Europe, 1930s Charming set of Art Deco dining chairs from the 1930s. Executed in oak, the framework features a distinctive, prono...

FDB Møbler, sofa, solid oak, reupholstered velvet cushions, Denmark, 1950s Crafted by the Danish furniture company FDB Møbler, this sofa reminds of the Shaker-line by Børge Mogensen...

This striking hexagonal ottoman features a prominent nailhead trim bordering its upholstered top. Elaborately turned spindle legs provide a sturdy and highly decorative base. The cla...

Pair of lounge chairs, brass, golden pattern fabric, oak, 1940s This elegant pair of European lounge chairs from circa 1940 combines sculptural oak frames with refined craftsmanshi...

A handsome set of six antique Victorian carved oak dining chairs dating to around 1880, with wonderfully tall backs, barley twist supports and richly carved crest rails. Their strong...

A set of six oak dining chairs from the 1960s, with a strong Scandinavian brutalist character in the style of Henning Kjærnulf. The chairs have a warm and slightly rustic presence. ...

Striking pair of French Art Deco lounge chairs dating to the 1930s and sourced in Provence, France. Sculptural and architectural in form, the chairs feature substantial oak frames wi...

Pair of lounge chairs, brass, faux leather, oak, Europe, 1940s This elegant pair of armchairs from the 1940s combines refined craftsmanship with a strong architectural presence. The...

A set of four slim oak dining chairs from the mid-20th century. These chairs have a light and elegant presence, with narrow frames and a tall upholstered back that gives them a dist...

An oak and cream fabric and leather lounge chair or slipper chair designed by Robert Guillerme and Jacques Chambron and produced by Votre Maison, France, c. 1960. In vintage conditi...

The Linear Daybed – Double Bolster is a refined interpretation of mid-century modern design inspired by Edward Wormley, distinguished by its balanced proportions and sculptural prese...

An English Jacobean-style oak stool from the late 18th Century with a dark stain and wonderful patina. The rectangular seat is covered with reddish-brown leather with a nicely aged,...

Henning Kjærnulf's lounge chair, known as the "Razorblade," epitomizes Danish Modern design from the 1960s. Crafted from dark oak with original upholstery by Nyrup Møbelfabrik, its u...

"His and hers"-style lounge chairs in quarter-sawn oak and chenille tapestry fabric; featuring winged backs, paddle-style arms, and sculpted block legs. Designed by Henning (Henry) K...

Scandinavian Modern Daybed by an unknown Danisch manufacturer 1960s. The solid oak frame is in good conditions with light wear and small repair. New mattress and neck roll pillow uph...

Bas van Pelt for My Home sofa, oak, fabric, Netherlands, 1930s/1940s This elegant sofa was designed by Dutch designer Bas van Pelt and produced in the Netherlands during the 1930s o...

The Campbell Ottoman has an upholstered top and two handles on either side of the oak wood base. A Subtle dovetail joint runs vertically down one side of the base, and the piece boa...

1950s, Danish relax armchair. Green furniture velour, carved oak wood, brass springs in the seat. Chair was reupholstered by craftsman about 20 years ago. Very good condition: no sme...

An oak and floral-printed fabric lounge chair designed by Robert Guillerme and Jacques Chambron and produced by Votre Maison, France, c. 1960. In good vintage condition, with visibl...

This elegant stool is a refined example of Danish Modern design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. The piece is distinguished by its hexagonal seat and softly sh...

An elegant example of Danish Modern design, this oak stool features a distinctive hexagonal seat and finely carved legs, newly upholstered in luxuriously soft, natural taupe-colored ...

Benches, straw, oak, Europe, 1950s An impressive set of comfortable long benches, measuring an exceptional 3.5 meters in width, combining simplicity with striking presence. Crafted...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, pair of 'Grand Repos' lounge chairs, oak, fabric, France, 1960s. Guillerme & Chambron are known for their high-quality solid oak furnitur...

Set of six Mid-Century Dutch Brutalist dining chairs in solid oak with woven rush seats. Each chair features a ladder back with three horizontal slats and a distinctive arched top ra...

Our Large Orleans ottoman upholstered in Arjumand's World Tapisserie XVII Velvet, which references old Western European tapestries of another time. Artful seaming and pattern placeme...

**Pair of Sculptural Italian Oak and Rope Lounge Chairs, 1970s** A distinctive pair of Italian lounge chairs from the 1970s, combining sculptural oak frames with newly woven rope se...

Set of eight wooden dining chairs, France, 1960. Solid heavy Oak chairs with rush seats. Please ask us for a shipping quote.

This exceptional vintage Victorian Revival Windsor-style swivel desk chair is crafted from solid oak, seamlessly blending classic academic charm with practical mid-century functional...

The Kalmar Entry Chair is a refined balance of craftsmanship and natural texture. Constructed from solid white oak, each piece is finished in a warm Montana brown that highlights the...

A Mission style swivel and tilt desk chair made by Stickley Furniture. The square oak frame is made of plank wood, the seat and back cushions upholstered ...

A striking pair of Harold Schwartz lounge chairs, circa 1950s, embodying the sculptural elegance and refined craftsmanship of American mid-century modern design. Each chair features ...