Wrought Iron Side Chairs

Mathieu Matégot, armchair model 'Anthéor', lacquered wrought iron, France, 1951 This rare armchair is designed by the French artist Mathieu Matégot. The designer (1910-2001) was bor...

Chair from France by René Drouet. This piece is made of wrought iron that has been gold leafed and featuring a very intricate back. The low seat has been n...

An armchair / side chair by Arthur Umanoff, likely for The Elton Company, 1950s. In solid pine and lacquered wrought iron.   

A beautiful Ilana Goor attributed leather and iron chair, in an old world meets Brutalist style. This chair possesses an attractive light patina built up over time, but well cared for - so is in excellent vintage condition, sturdy and stabile, structurally sound and ready for immediate use. Based on the materials and construction, and the other Ilana Goor authenticated items we have had, we believe this to be by Ilana Goor however without confirmation we are listing this as attributed to. The wrought iron frames feature incredible design details, with multiple twists and wraps, knots, rustic joinery and welds... all those beautiful details that made Ilana Goor's designs so sought after. The beautiful brown / cognac colored leather seats and seat backs are simply beautiful. We wouldn't call the leather distressed, as it is in good condition, however it has a "light distressed-style" with some patina spots that gives it an aged look which helps to create an overall style of laid-back casualness, and sophisticated classiness. Consider using these chairs in a covered patio, or as dining chairs, would look great in a Spanish or Mediterranean home, or consider in a Contemporary or Mid-Century Modern room. Would look great with a large stone dining table...

This incredible anthropomorphic 'Moustache Man' chair by John Risley (1919-2002) was crafted from iron then powder coated in black, during the 1960s in his Middletown Connecticut wor...

A pair of side chairs by Swedish architect and designer, Axel Einar Hjorth, produced by Nordiska Kompaniet in the early 1930s. Named "Sandhamn", after the island in the Stockholm arc...

A pair of wrought iron and cane side chairs with neoclassical influences. Made by John Vesey, Inc. Literature: John Vesey, Inc., manufacturer's catalog, unpaginated. Other Americ...

An exceptional piece by the decorator and legendary ferronnier.

Lustrous wrought iron low side chair by French designer Jean Charles Moreux. Featuring curvaceous use of hammered wrought iron on the frame with curled detail on the feet, back upright and seat rail. This chair has been painted in a gleaming gold which reflects playfully in the light. Would look fantastic with a Mongolian sheepskin cushion - contact us for a quote to custom make one for you. This beautiful piece would be a great addition to a classic and contemporary living room, den, family room, bedroom, sunroom, covered patio or porch. It would also be an apt choice for a corporate, retail or hospitality location such as a boutique hotel, restaurant, cocktail bar, or members club. Or consider as a boot chair...

Pair of black-painted, wrought iron small chairs, attributed to Raymond Subes, circa 1950. Upholstered in red silk-velvet.

RENÉ DROUET (1899-1993) Side chair in scrolling ironwork with gilded finish. Upholstered in blue velvet. French, c. 1940

A wrought-iron chair with slats, in the manner of the circa 1986 Spine Chair, designed by Andre Dubreuil (French, born 1951), the sloped back tapered with scrolled terminal.