Rare Rocking Chair by François Turpin

3LC Laverne International T lounge chair designed by William Katavolos, Ross Litell & David Kelley with original leather. Made in USA circa 1950s. This...

Pair of P20B Toro armchairs by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena. Made in Italy circa 1973. Original design for the rooms of the Club House in Monticel...

Pair of Perla Armchairs with original velvet upholstery by Guglielmo Veronesi for Isa Bergamo. Made in Italy circa 1952.

Rare coffee table by Jacques Avoinet. Signed J.AVOINET on the underside of the top. Made in France circa 1960s. Jacques Avoinet is the maker of th...

This vintage pair of chrome frame rocking chairs features the stylish design of Peter Protzmann as presented by Herman Miller. Unique modern shape, iconic chrome design, and comforta...

Poul Hundevad rare mid century modern rocking chair Extremely rare oak and canvas 1950s safari rocking chair by Poul Hundevad. A true beauty and a...

Jordi Vilanova i Bosch,' pair of Tartera' rocking chairs, boxwood, beech, and fabric, Spain, design 1966, manufacture 1960s. These two wonderful rocking chairs are made of two symmetrical side pieces, which integrate the structure of the backrest, arms, legs and swinging arch in the same gesture. The continuity of all these components draws on an oval gap in the center of what is perceived as a single wooden plate, emphasizing its unity. Both sides are joined by four wooden cylinders, two at the bottom, next to the arches, and two more at the top, which serve to hold the ends of the seat and back, forming a single padded piece of sackcloth. The Tartera chairs are usually upholstered with a leather seating, making this version more rare. Jordi Vilanova i Bosch (1925-1998) was a Catalan interior designer. He was trained as a cabinetmaker and later on developed his skills to design furniture. In 1960, he founded the multidisciplinary group 'La Cantonada' and he was founder and promoter of the Catalan Art...

Double rocking chair by Sam Maloof, circa 1980's signed Sam Maloof f.A.C.C./©, dated 1988 and numbered No. 9. Literature Jo Lauria, Craft in America: ...