1930s Seating

2 large and deep Art Deco mahogany armchairs circa 1930. Patina and coating to be redone. 1 sofa is also available.

Set of ten Art Deco armchairs in blackened wood and ivory color leather Full restored. armrest height: 26.13" (67 cm)

Pair of Art Deco chairs with cerused finish on oak, designed by famed Swiss architect Michel Polak. Newly upholstered seats in oxblood red/maroon leather....

Art Deco mahogany stool circa 1930 in the style of DIM. patina and coating to be redone. very beautiful mahogany.  

Art Deco armchair from 1940, Czech Republic. Designed by a famous Czech designer Jindrich Halabala, (a Czech designer ranked among the most outstanding creators of the modern period...

Art Deco leather club chair with ebene de macassar handles new upholstered and recovered with leather.

Elegant Art Deco armchair in oak circa 1930 Patina and fabric to redo.

Charlottenborg lounge chair. The curved shape, which later became very characteristic for Arne Jacobsen’s many famous chairs, is already su...

- made in Czechoslovakia - made of wood, fabric - wooden parts and fabric upholstery has some signs of use - original condition.

Elegant, oversized Swedish Modern sofa, in a U-formed design, slightly shorter on one end. Mahogany veneer encircles the sides and inside. Upholst...

Double pedestal desk with goatskin parchment top and trim and matching desk. Designed by Vittorio Valabrega, a hard to find Art Deco designer, Italy, 1930's. ...

Pair of Hungarian Art Deco Armchairs One of a kind chairs re-upholstered in a light cream colored fabric. The body of a chair is made out of fine...

original condition in the past propably used as fornitures for the winter garden. restoration on request

Unique armchair. Material: Oak Completely restored, surface is polished by shellac.

A stainless steel and black leather dentist’s armchair. The backrest and seat can be reclining, USA, circa 1930.

Marta Blomstedt Hotel Aulanko Wing Chair, 1939. This iconic wing chair was designed by Finnish architect Marta Blomstedt for the foyer of the Hotel Aulanko in Hameenlinna, Finland....

This original Bauhaus chairs manufactured by Robert Slezák are a perfect representation of the simplistic elegance of the Bauhaus Era. This perfect example of Czech Bauhaus style ...

A pair of Art Deco armchairs. Lacquered beechwood with carved leg detail.     

Set of four Art Deco hand carved chairs in original honey patina oak with seats upholstered in rare 19th C. Caucasus rug fragment make this a unique set full of warmth, originality a...

Pair of Art Deco armchairs. Completely restored, surface made by piano lacquers to the high gloss. New upholstery and fabric.  

These elegant armchairs were produced in the 1930s in Italy. The armrests and feet are in black lacquered solid walnut. Fabric and upholstery are new. Fully restored.

Produced in the 1930s by the McKay Furniture Company of Pittsburgh, this armchair features a streamlined chrome frame with handsome ball bolt heads in back and a generous seat and ba...

Pair elegant Art Deco side chairs, in blond walnut wood by Osvaldo Borsani, for Atelier di Varedo, with spring seat and original leatherette upholstery in good condition.

Custom Green and black Wolfgang Hoffmann Art Deco springer lounge chair for Howell furniture, these chairs consist of a chromed flat iron frame that seamlessly forms to shape the leg...

Stunning and very rare pair of Thonet lounge chairs, fabricated in the 30's. Both chairs of this magnificent set are marked in the wood u...

Frank Brangwyn. An important armchair. Brangwyn's last interior designs were for the Canadian Pacific Liner; 'The SS Empress of Britain', which was launched in 1931 by the Prince of Wales, later to be King Edward VIII who renounced his throne to marry Wallis Simpson in 1930. These armchairs were designed for the 1st class dining room; 'The Salle Jacque Cartier' (see last image) and they were made by H.H. Martyn and Co. Cheltenham. The 1st class dining room was described in the Bulletin of The Decorative Arts Society 1890-1940 as 'In the fully fledge modern restaurant and cinema style of the 1930s'. The Studio in a long article on the liner, discusses and illustrates Brangwyn's Salle Jacques Cartier: 'So architectural it is, so true proportion, so devoid of Extraneous ornament. In contrast to this austerity of line, hue and colour, his great wall paintings are rich in colour; composed in the bold, yet intricate pattern of figure, fruit and flowers that characterizes Mr Brangwyn's decorative works'. Tragically the liner was sunk in 1940 by a U-boat. Brangwyn also designed marquetry panels for the private dining rooms and they were executed by the Rowley Gallery, he also designed a frieze carved in wood for their gallery façade in 1936. The armchair has a central under bar below the seat which still has the original bolt and eye to secure the chain to and then to the floor, that would prevent all the chairs from sliding around in stormy weather. It is lacking ivorene numbered disc which would have sat in the very top of the head rail. In October 1940 the most famous of the Canadian Pacific Railway liners and flagship of the company's Atlantic Fleet, the Empress of Britain, was attacked and sunk. She was travelling to Glasgow from Suez via South Africa, where she was bombed near the north-west coast of Ireland by a German Focke Wulf Condor plane. When the Condor attacked the Empress of Britain the ship's crew couldn't shoot the plane down and soon the Empress was burning out of control and the Captain C.H. Sapsworth gave the order to abandon ship. 45 people died and the remaining survivors including women and children, were later rescued that day by the British destroyer HMS Echo and the Polish destroyer Burza and 3 British naval trawlers Paynter, Cape Agona and Drangey. The Empress still burning managed to stay afloat and the day after 2 Royal Navy tugs, Marauder and Thames tried to tow her into port with many escort ships around her but in spite of the protection she was given from the escort ships on October 28th, a German U-boat, U-32, managed to get by the escorts un-noticed and torpedoed the crippled Empress. She sank within ten minutes. The Empress of Britain was the largest Allied passenger liner to be sunk and weighing 42,348-tons she was the biggest merchant ship loss of the war. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth had travelled aboard Empress of Britain after their 1939 Royal Tour...

Chaise longue, metal, wood, France, 1930s This functional, adjustable daybed features a frame in black metal and a seat of spiral metal webbing. The backrest is adjustable in differ...

This item is part of the private collection of Casey Godrie and is situated in his private house. Ask him for competitive shipping quotes. His incredible Dune Villa, Amsterdam Beach...

Exquisite French Art Deco armchairs designed by Hubert Martin et Ploquin, edited by Marber, France, circa 1930s. Identical model exhibited at Paris Autumn salon 1932, mentioned in the period literature as being "high taste, high luxe furniture...

Set of three carved wood painted tripod stools standing on three fluted legs with celadon velvet upholstery. The benches are painted in vibrant colors of red, green & blue. The uphol...

Paul Frankl style Rattan living-room set including a matching sectional sofa and lounge chair. Both feature the famous six strand square pretzel side arms and stacked rattan base ori...

Large wing chair in carved beech, louis xv style, circa 1930 good general condition, some wear on the fabric.  

French Art Deco pair of club chairs with black lacquered trim and new pink and brown floral upholstery. The seat height is 15”, Back height is 31”, Front to back is 26”, Arm to arm i...

- 1930s - Designer: Mart Stam - Maker: Robert Slezák - Marked by paper label - Completely original condition - Chrome with patina.

Visitor chair, entirely lacquered in red-blood color. Furniture designed in 1934-35 for the sanatorium of Guébriant and sponsored by the French Army to the architects Abraham and Jacques Henri Le Même...

Set of 4 dining chairs in acid stained pine, attributed to Axel Einar Hjorth, model Lovö, Sweden 1930s.

Pair of French Art Deco upholstered club chairs with shaped back and maple legs and trim (PRICED AS Pair)

Completely restored and newly upholstered armchair from 1930s. Very comfortable.

- Good original condition - made of cherrywood.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of beechwood, fabric - Dimensions of footstool: H 38 x W 45 x D 45 - Maker: UP Závody Brno - Designer: Jindřich Halabala - Good, original condition.

Rare set of 10 dining chairs designed by Torsten Claeson. Produced by Steneby Hemslöjd in Sweden. Retailed at Meeths in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Three-seat sofa with Cuban mahogany frame; classical style with curving arms on six solid mahogany legs. Chosen as one of the 100 Danish masterpieces in the same named book, page 38,...

Rare design by Frits Henningsen and made by him 1930’s signed with design number and the date oak frame with cognac colour leather orly custom design.

4 Art Deco armchairs, circa 1930-1940.   

Art Deco four chairs by J.Halabala from 1940 we present the chairs by J.Halabala from 1940s (a Czech designer ranked among the most outstanding creators of the modern period. The pea...

French Art Deco pair of side chairs by Dominique, designed in 1937, in ebonized wood. Open lattice-patterned back. Finished and recently upholstered. 19” wide x 21” deep x 37” high. ...

Czech Art Deco chair Material: Walnut Period: 1930-1939 Perfect original condition.

Produced 1963 by Artek, acquired new by previous owner. Designed by Alvar Aalto in 1932, Armchair 41 was created for the interior of a tuberculosis sanator...

1930s Italian oak high back armchair with curved arms. The arms are decoratively carved. Stretchers are spiral. The chair has been reupholste...

This is a Swedish Gustavian loveseat sofa. it has been restored and repainted with milk paints "Oyster White" All new cushion and Muslin added.

Art Deco cloud back armchairs by Harry and Lou Epstein one pair, walnut wood frame, reupholstered in a hi-end engraved velvet, one pair.

Art Deco Bauhaus era vintage three chromed steel stools, which were designed and made 1930s, Germany. The vintage stools were made of curved chromed tube steel and moulded ash veneer...

Rare, early Alvar Aalto model 31/42 cantilevered armchairs, Finland, 1930s, designed and produced in the 1930s. Painted birch-veneered bent plywoo...

A low table or bench with a rectangular mahogany top floating a bent chromed steel base with sled feet.

Art Deco armchair from 1940 Czech Republic. Designed by a famous Czech designer Jindrich Halabala, (a Czech designer ranked among the most outstanding creators of the modern period....

This extremely rare wingback chair was designed by Acton Bjørn and made by the cabinetmaker Andreas Jeppe Iversen in Denmark, 1937. The chair was made for ...

Two Louis XVI Salon Armchairs Circa 1930 Armchairs from the 1930s in the style of Louis XVI. Wooden frames adorned with rich carving. Seats on springs, upholstered like the backs an...

Warren McArthur suite of four lounge chairs circa late 1930s. These seldom seen examples retain their original finish to their tubular aluminum fram...