Padouk Seating

An exceptional quality, early 19th century Regency period open armchair, of well-shaped Klismos outline and rare generous proportions, attributed to George Oakley, England, circa 18...

A Pair of Large Franco Chinese Carved Salon Chairs A Pair of Superb Large Very Comfortable Salon Chairs These chairs date from the late 19th century, the are profusely carved, mostl...

Chinese Mother of Pearl Fine Intricately Inlaid Corner Chair Offered for sale is a lovely Chinese mother-of-pearl inlaid padouk wood corner chair with sturdy cross stretchers suppo...

American Craft, hand made accent chairs . Made from white oak, padouk and purple heart wood. These chairs are produced by Mayfly Studio under designer Mi...

Pieter de Bruyne four seat sofa, padouk, wool, Belgium, 1960s Spacious and powerful sofa designed by Belgian designer Pieter de Bruyne. This sofa is made mainly in padouk, the prefe...

Superb 19th Century Burmese/Anglo Indian lavishly hand carved Padouk wood high back side chair. Circa 1880. Delivery is INCLUDED in the price for all areas in MAINLAND England & Wal...

A very handsome pair of 19th century Anglo-Indian armchairs, showing richly figured padouk wood frames of pegged construction, with caned backs & seats sided by swept armrest atop fl...

Sought after antique three piece suite from India We date this to circa 1840 and it's hand carved from padauk wood This type of colonial furn...

Beautifully carved Padouk wood boat builder's ottoman with skilled joinery work and fine details. Some chips and cracks present with old upholstery but structurally sound. Solid Pado...

Unique signed bench by Jörg Pietschmann Bench: Norway maple, Padouk Measures: H 38 x W 154 x D 37 cm Crafted from one piece of wood with inlays from padou...

An Anglo Indian hand-carved padouk wood low bench with hand-carved cabriole legs with carved apron wood. Seat upholstered in distressed leather. Circa 1880s.  

George II (Chippendale) period eagle arm ball and claw foot carved armchair of Padouk wood, circa 1760. Measures: Seat height 18.5" We are proud of our long-standing partnership with George N Antiques...

This stunning lounge chair is part of the Striped Series by Troy Smith Studio. This lounge chair is unique, original, and 100% crafted by hand out of s...

Pair of late 18th Century English Anglo-Indian George II padouk arm chairs with balloon slip seats and bellflower carved knees with a splat back having a decorative shell crest and b...

A pair of late 19th century Chinese stools in huang huali wood which is similar to padouk.  

A great craftsman's table made of exotic woods with butterfly details. The wood I believe is padauk, a reddish wood and the butterflies are made of zebrawood. The table is lovely.

A most beautiful Art Nouveau solid padauk settee in the manner of Louis Majorelle and dating from c. 1900 with scroll carved top rail, wonderfully arched back and gilt bronze jasmine flower and leaf mounts to the front feet. The settee of such beautiful form and proportions, comfortable and well padded. Exceptionally heavy and solid with no movement in any joint. Louis Majorelle, the son of a cabinet maker, was born in Toul, France in 1859. He trained as an artist and later studied under Jean-Francois Millet at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. In 1879 his father died and he returned to Nancy to take over the family workshop. He focussed on the style of Art Nouveau and began to make hand crafted and beautifully finished furniture conceived in that style. He worked in Mahogany and Walnut and in exotic timbers such as Padauk and Purple Heart (a tall cabinet held by the Victorian and Albert Museum) which he used in the solid on large pieces. He produced sinuous flowing designs, some with elaborate marquetry of flowers, vines, seaweed and fruits and some with similar and botanical gilt bronze mounts – orchids, hawthorn, jasmine and lilies. He was extremely prolific and produced hundreds of designs in every decade from 1880 through to the first half of the 1920s. Many of his pieces bore only a paper label and were not signed. This settee embodies the modified flowing and sinuous line that typifies his work. It is made in solid Padauk and is of incredible quality. The gilt bronze jasmine flower mounts, the sinuous carving and fine joinery are all very much in the manner of and attributable to Louis Marjorelle. In 1914 a fire swept through Majorelle’s workshop in Nancy and destroyed all of his furniture in production, catalogues and designs, so that much of his work remains unknown and un-catalogued. See ‘Louis Majorelle Master of Art Nouveau Design’ by Alistair Duncan. Louis Majorelle died in 1926 at his beautiful Villa Majorelle in Nancy, a house he designed and furnished personally. The settee has been newly and professionally re-upholstered in a superb quality Versaille gold velvet with three scatter cushions made in Safari black...

An exceptional and rare set of six with superior and intricate leaf and berry carving. Unusual form and style.