Steel Side Chairs

A great set of un-restored 'Aster' chairs designed by Augusto Bozzi for Fratelli Saporiti in 1956. The padded wooden chair seats are supported by Bo...

A beautiful pair of Charlotte Perriand style bar stools with low square rattan seats on black enameled tubular frames in original condition with light wear and patina. Seat height measures 24" and is ideal for use as counter height bar stools. These style of Perriand rattan...

Fiberglass armchairs designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Ochre-colored shells are in near-immaculate condition over original H-bases. Shells are labeled and dated Ne...

Elegant T-Chair designed by William Katavolos, Douglas Kelley and Ross Littell in 1952. Chrome-plated tubular legs conected with black enamelled steel struts. Original executed with ...

Pair of elegant T-chairs designed by William Katavolos, Douglas Kelley and Ross Littell in 1952. Chrome-plated tubular legs connected with black enameled steel struts. Original execu...

Vintage 40/4 orange and chrome stacking chairs Designed by David Rowland, USA, 1977 Chrome and orange powder-coated steel Measures: ...

Pierre Guariche, in the style of. Pair of fireside chairs with back and seat covered with an orange fabric and standing on four squared section legs in black lacquered metal. Stretchers link legs in each side of the fireside chairs. Work realized in the 1950s, in the taste of the fireside chairs of Pierre Guariche edited by Airborne in the 1950s. Original Upholstery. Pierre Guariche (1926-1995) was a French designer who made his studies in French Ecole Nationale supérieure des Arts decoratifs(* French National Superiori School of Decorative Arts) where he was graduated in 1949. He made an internship with the famous designer Marcel Gascoin and began his career in 1950 by creating his Rotaflex lamp. He edited his own models that he exhibited in differents Salons (Salon des Arts Ménagers, Salon des Artistes Décorateurs) and then was noticed by editors such as the Galerie MAI, Pierre Disderot or Steiner that edited his furniture. Then, he associated with two other decorators, Michel Mortier and Joseph-André Motte,and founded with them the Atelier de Recherche Plastique "A.R.P." (Plastic Research Workshop) in 1954 to create furniture series for the editor Charles Minvielle. They wanted to create practical furniture finding their place in small spaces. The A.R.P. ended in 1957 and Guariche took the direction of the furniture department of the Belgian society Meurop and explored interior architecture. He realized some development projects : the General Council and the Prefecture of Essonne, the winter station La Plagne, the Firminy hospital, the High Court of Créteil, etc. He received the René Gabriel Prize in 1965, rewarding a creator of qualitative and economical serial modern furniture. During his career, Guariche was essentially interested in series furniture, practical, simple, well proportionate, playing with different materials such as wood, metal or molded plastic. His creations are actually reedited by Maison du Monde...

A wonderful set of chairs designed by J. Lund and O. Larsen made by BO-EX Mod. BO-850 in the late 1960s-early 1970s, original cognac / light brown leather seat / back matte chromed s...

Fabulous pair of Herman Miller Eames pivoting side shell chairs on contract base or PSC chair. Their greige fiberglass shells are upholstered in orang...

Two 1978 Seagull chairs by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen in beautiful cognac leather. They are priced individually. These graceful chairs...

A great pair of 'Aster' chairs designed by Augusto Bozzi for Fratelli Saporiti in 1956. The chair seats, upholstered in an thick woven orange fabric, are supported by Bozzi's iconic ...

The orange slice chair by Pierre Paulin edited by Artifort (The Netherlands) This version is lower that the current production as ...