Indian Seating

Le Corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret armchairs known as LC/PJ-SI-41-A, Advocate and Press Chair in solid teak and nubuck leather. Sold as a pair. More specifically, this set of two LC/P...

Rare French mid century high bar stool in teak wood and patinated iron by Pierre Jeanneret for Chandigarh India, 1950s. In good original condition with nice lettering on the side of ...

A classic desk chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret, originally created for the iconic Chandigarh project in India during the 1960s. Crafted from solid teak, this chair features Jeanne...

Set of 12 vintage Anglo-Indian rams head chairs 2 arm chairs and 10 side chars Nickel plated in gold and silver coloration Embossed with beautiful int...

Pierre Jeanneret, French Mid-Century Modern,Advocate Lounge or Arm Chairs, Black Cowhide, Teak, Chandigarh, India, 1960s Rare pair of ‘Advocate’ chairs, c. 1960 by Pierre Jeanneret,...

Pierre Jeanneret “V” Leg Chair (Armless) Chandigarh, India Circa 1950s Authentic set from the University of Patiala, Punjab. Very rarely se...

Beautiful pillow made of antique Indian handmade Paisley Textile, fresh insert, fine cotton backing. Double front support lining.   

Pair of easy chairs from the administrative offices of Chandigarh (PJ-SI-29-A). This pair presents two typical stencil marks that read "P.G.I. 149" and "P.G.I. 151". The pair compr...

19th-Century Anglo Indian carved wood chair featuring motif designs based on local lore. Newly reupholstered seat. Also available C.O.M. with quick turnaround, add $90.00, 1 yard o...

Demountable webbed daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1955–1956. The vintage teak frame combines a long reclining platform with a cane back at one end and contemporary green shearling padding with a matching bolster. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. The exposed support webbing runs around the timber rails beneath the removable pad. Broad tapered uprights at the head carry the rectangular cane back, while visible bolts articulate the demountable construction. The open frame allows the webbed support, timber joints and generous space beneath the platform to remain clearly legible. The cane back forms a light vertical screen above the upholstered plane. Its grid contrasts with the dense texture of the shearling and with the solid wooden members around it. The cylindrical bolster rests against this back, adding a rounded profile to the otherwise rectilinear structure. The sizeable 80-inch length gives the piece the scale of a full reclining daybed. The broad teak head upright retains a clearly visible painted inventory inscription, “PGI 315”. PGI refers to the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh, established in 1962; 315 is the accompanying inventory number. The surviving lettering associates this particular frame with the institute and records its later institutional use, following the circa 1955–1956 design date. Painted directly onto the structural timber beside the cane back, the mark is an integral detail of the daybed’s history, complementing the worn edges, visible bolts and patinated woodwork. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. For a related webbed Chandigarh daybed...

Double-X lounge armchairs by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1950s–1960s, presented in contemporary dark hair-on-hide. Crossed teak members form the exp...

These items are raw and sturdy. The rugged textures and bold lines define that radical character. Their presence is uncompromising and captivating. Sculptural qualities define these ...

A sofa designed by Gajanan Upadhyay and produced by the Ford Foundation, New Dehli, India, c. 1964. Wear consistent with age and use. Overall Dimensions (inches): 30.65"H x 72.0"W ...

Teak and cane linen box by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1955–1956, presented with a contemporary loose mohair cushion. The low rectangular case combi...

Pierre Jeanneret, French Mid-Century Modern, Sewing Stools, Teak, Chandigarh, India c. 1960s Rare example of two model PJ-SI-68-A sewing stools by Pierre Jeanneret c. 1960s These e...

In this listing you will find a majestic large Anglo-Indian chaise lounge or day bed, heavily inlaid with natural bone, turned legs, upholstered with ivory color fabric. The bone inl...

Anglo-Raj contemporary settee with foliate open carved wood back and carved legs. Intricately detailed. From Rajasthan, India. Newly upholstered sofas with deep red velvet fabric....

Here we see the principle of the Japanese wabi-sabi, which refers to embracing imperfections and underlining impermanence. Rustic aspects, simplicity, modesty, and austerity offer a ...

The Evam Stool is a striking work of handcrafted furniture design, made from solid reclaimed teak and carved by hand by a master craftsman in Udaipur, India. Beyond its functional us...

Handmade Cane Stool, Chakra Tall, Viya by Vikram Goyal Stool in cane. Handmade in India. Perhaps nothing is more captivating than nature's enduring metamorphosis, persisting in gra...

Upholstered dining chairs by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1958–1959, presented in burgundy hair-on-hide. Their compact teak frames combine upright re...

Gorilla chair with real black leather by Marcantonio is an ape shaped seat with a rich black leather covering. A lounge chair with a fantastic, unique sh...

George Nakashima, Ahmedabad grass-seated chair, circa 1964. Part of the Banda Gallery archive. Designed for the National Institute of Design management offices in Ahmedabad, this ch...

We are pleased to present this fantastic daybed or Diwan by Pierre Jeanneret, circa late 1950s. The bed is documented as model PJ-L-11-A. Pierre Jeanneret first arrived in India ...

Tronco Bench by NITUSH AROOSH Dimensions: D 40 x W 150 x H 45 cm. Materials: Stainless steel. Available in different finishes. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. Please contact us. Aroosh and Nitush Mahipal, the creative minds behind Nitush-Aroosh, were born and raised in New Delhi, India, amidst a vibrant cultural and artistic milieu. Their parents instilled in them a love of beauty and creativity from a young age, and they were fortunate to travel extensively to different parts of the world, where they were exposed to diverse forms of art, design, and architecture. From childhood, Aroosh and Nitush were captivated by the stainless steel available at their family’s factory, spending countless hours creating their toys and honing their skills. This fascination laid the foundation for their future design and art endeavors, eventually leading to the birth of Nitush-Aroosh. The Mahipal brothers use innovative techniques to create a crumbled effect on stainless steel, resulting in sculptural pieces that appear to be made of a different material altogether. Their sculptural objects, including furniture, lights, sculptures, and wall installations, are carefully crafted to invite the viewers to embark on self-discovery and introspection. The Mahipal brother’s maiden international art exhibition at the Marbella Art...

Office chairs from the administrative buildings of Chandigarh (PJ-SI-28-B).  

Circa 1890 Rare Teak and leather lounge chair that was formerly used in a Tea Estate in India. Hand made with pull out leaves that transform into leg rests and can be tucked back ...

Circa 1920's Hand carved Victorian Slipper chair constructed from Teak wood and re-upholstered in brown leather.

- Showroom Sample Only - 42" width x 42" depth x 30" height x 17" seat height - Upholstered in our Faux Black Suede The Verve Lounge Chair may cause excessive relaxation, spontaneo...

Victorian Colonial Eastern hardwood hand carved frame daybed with taupe upholstery, 1800s A carved oak frame with a mahogany foot and headboard. M...

"Introducing the Antique Art Deco Chairs Pair, a stunning set of antique Art Deco chairs designed by the renowned Paul Mathieu for Stephanie Ode...

Pierre Jeanneret, French Mid-Century Modern, Three Seat Benches, Teak, Cane, Chandigarh, India c. 1960s Original pair of mid-century modern three seater cane benches by Pierre Jeann...

Sculptural qualities define this object. A vivid dynamic between the different volumes and surfaces, showing different qualities from different angles. Its expressive form offers a c...

Contemporary Brass Stool, Twist & Knot Green, Viya by Vikram Goyal Stool in brass and jute rope. Handmade in India. Immersed in the heritage of India's ancient artistry, the humble...

Contemporary Cane Stool, Chakra, Viya by Vikram Goyal Stool in cane. Handmade in India. Perhaps nothing is more captivating than nature's enduring metamorphosis, persisting in grac...

Contemporary Brass Stool, Twist & Knot Tall, Viya by Vikram Goyal Stool in brass and jute rope. Handmade in India. Immersed in the heritage of India's ancient artistry, the humble ...

A classic design by Pierre Jeanneret, this 'Library' dining chair was created as part of the iconic Chandigarh project in India during the 1960s. Crafted from a solid teak frame with...

A set of 6 Sunpan "Ajani" dining armchairs. A lovely set of contemporary modern dining chairs. Each of these beautiful armchairs feature a full iron frame with a unique, textured ant...

Upholstered teak dining chairs by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1950s. Light-colored padded seats and rectangular backs sit within compact timber fram...

Bench from the administrative buildings of Chandigarh. The rarity of this piece is further enhanced by the presence of a typical hand-stenciled marking on the rear crossbar that read...

Set of 6 vintage Anglo Indian chairs crafted in indigenous hardwood clad in metal, decorated with hammered and pressed floral and geometric motifs, featuring nickel plated ram's head...

Pierre Jeanneret, French Mid-Century Modern, Six Dining Armchairs, Teak, Cane, Chandigarh, India c. 1960s Rare and important set of six (6) model PJ-SI-53-A 'Box' chairs by Pierre J...

This Anglo-Indian armchair dates to circa 1840 and reflects the restrained, utilitarian elegance characteristic of British colonial furniture produced on the Indian subcontinent for ...

This is an original Skeleton Chair, designed in 1993 by Michael Aram for his ‘Flights of Fancy’ Collection. This particular example is quite special as it has a hand-etched signa...

This iconic original armchair SI-26-E / writing chair by legendary designer Pierre Jeanneret. With rattan seating and back. One armrest with a small writing space. Authentic Mid Cen...

The visible nonchalance here celebrates the lightness and the joy of life. It’s not about representation or impressing others. It demonstrates the Indian lifestyle, much more casual ...

- good original condition with minor signs of use - sturdy and stable

Pierre Jeanneret Model: PJ-01101 High stool Chandigarh India Circa 1965-66 Verry pure and original mid twentieth century Pierre Jeanneret Model ...

A rare pair of office armchairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh administrative buildings, circa 1955-1960. With their solid teak frames, angular compass-style legs, ...

An old Indian rustic wooden low chair from the early 20th century, with hand-woven twine and carved motifs. Charming with its rustic appearance, this early 20th-century Indian low wooden chair is a delightful fusion of craftsmanship and practicality. The chair features a short slanted back topped with a small finial, adorned with rosettes hand-carved in low relief within medallions. Below these medallions, a series of petite diamond motifs adds to the intricate detailing, showcasing the artisan's skill. The rectangular seat, crafted from hand-woven twine, provides a sturdy base, resting low on four short feet. The front legs are baluster-shaped, adding a touch of elegance, while the back legs showcase a curving silhouette, enhancing the chair's overall aesthetic. The nicely weathered appearance of the wood gives this piece an authentic, timeworn charm that brings warmth and character to any space. Ideal as a decorative accent, this rustic chair can be placed in a mudroom, where it serves as a charming seating option for putting on shoes, or in a child's bedroom, adding a whimsical touch to the decor. Its delicate carvings and robust construction make it both a functional piece and a work of art. This Indian wooden chair...

A superb quality 19th Century Anglo Indian carved sofa, the shaped back profusely carved with various foliage, the frame connecting down to the high...

This is a large finely carved mahogany Anglo-Indian ottoman / stool / coffee table, dating from the early 19th Century. The rectangular shaped ottoman features a deep superbly carv...

Low teak and cane lounge chairs by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1950s–1960s. The broad woven seats, inclined rectangular backs and continuous timber ...

A rare pair of committee chairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh administrative buildings, circa 1955–1960. Crafted from solid teak, these chairs feature the signatur...

A true rarity to find a matching pair of scarce Pierre Jeanneret PJ-SI-48-A crossed leg upholstered armchairs. This pair is made from solid teak wood and has been sympathetically restored. Joints have been shored up, holes or large cracks have been filled, and reupholstered in a light sand linen...

An authentic pair of Pierre Jeanneret library chairs, model PJ-SI-51-A, designed circa 1959–1960 for Chandigarh, India. Executed in solid teak, the library chair features a distinct...

Pierre Jeanneret office chair, Chandigarh. Solid wood frame with characteristic V-shaped legs and open armrests. A sculptural and functional working chair representative of Jeannere...

Novo Vintage Bench in Walnut, Leather and Brushed Brass by Madheke. Dimensions: W 170 x D 50 x H 40 cm. Materials: Solid walnut frame with softened edge, exposed walnut cylindrical l...

This authentic Pierre Jeanneret rare easy chair, known as the PJ-Rare-Chair, epitomizes the beauty of his Chandigarh creations, with only a handful in e...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this stunning pair of vintage Traditional Punjabi Tribal wedding chairs from Pakistan in Cedar wood Please...