Straw Side Chairs

Exceptional set of six ‘Dordogne’ dining chairs selected by Charlotte Perriand for Sentou, France 1960s. These chairs features ash wooden frames and has beautifully woven straw seat...

Oak armchair in Amsterdam school style, with straw seat, 1930 In good condition. measurements: height 110cm x wide 54cm x depth 47cmseating height: 45cm

Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, side chair, oak, straw, iron, France, 1950s This sculptural side chair was created by the French designer couple Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet. The th...

Lovely set rustic dining chairs from the 1960’s. These chairs features a dark stained oak frame, consisting of straight, thick legs that are connected to each other with slim horizon...

Important set of twelve ‘Dordogne’ dining chairs selected by Charlotte Perriand for Sentou, France 1960s. These chairs features ash wooden frames and straw seats and backs. Presented...

Italian mid-century modern Chairs in straw, steel and black wood, 1960s Set of 4 chairs in Cesca style, with seat and back in light Vienna straw and with black painted wooden profile...

This French duo is a unique blend of elegance and imperfection. These wooden armchairs feature handcrafted seats woven from natural straw, perfect for adding warmth and texture to any space and creating an authentic and organic feel. But what truly sets these chairs apart is the delightful quirk that defines them – their front and back legs are intentionally different in shape, bringing a touch of personality to your interior, and making them truly one-of-a-kind pieces. Their rustic quality contributes to their allure. Each imperfection tells a story, adding to their charm and making them a perfect fit for a cozy cottage...

Small rustic French chair from the 1960s in solid stained and turned boxwood, nice handmade work. Very nice vintage condition of the chair and the original mulching, note traces of u...

Excellent origin ! Purchase by the family in 1958 in Saint Jean de Luz What more do you want ! Perfect patine original straw Museum quality.    

Important set of 2 ‘Dordogne’ dining chairs by Charlotte Perriand for Sentou, France 1950s. These chairs features ash wooden frames and straw seats and backs.

A pair of chaivarine chairs in the Parisian model. The peculiarity of this chair is its weight, or rather its extreme lightness The wooden structure does not use any type of metal screw but only wooden joints and all the parts that compose them are made of wood from the Ligurian hinterland. The wood is carved and turned with the aid of machinery but the finishing touches are strictly hand made. The seat is made of hand-woven Vienna straw, using the chair as a frame the straw that gives strength and tension to the seat is woven like a fabric with warp and weft. These chairs are attributable to the Ligurian company Levaggi, and are a symbol of Italian craftsmanship as well as a source of inspiration for the Mid Century Modern design, in fact the "Super Leggera...

Italian Mid-Century Modern black painted and metal structure and Vienna straw seat and back original Cesca chair by Marcel Breuer for Gavina, 1960s Ces...