Pair of 19th Century Carved Moorish Hardwood Chairs

Rare pair of 19th-century carved ceremonial armchairs, the profusely carved backs with flower heads and scrolling leaf decoration to the lift-up seat retaining the original locks. Fl...

Pair of carved oak hall chairs, each having a panelled back decorated with a stork above the oak seat. Raised up on turned and blocked front legs united by stretchers. Dimensions Hei...

Pair of mahogany Carver Armchairs, The brass inlaid top rail above carved rail. To the upholstered seats, flanked by down-swept scrolling arms. All ra...

Pair of mahogany Chippendale revival armchairs. The backs with pierced splats, and shaped crest rails. Flanked by raised outswept arms, to the black leather upholstered drop-in seats...

Set of 2 Spanish chairs with wooden seats on walnut and sycamore structure with hand-carved decoration. These chairs are faithful to the Spanish character and each one features carvi...

This elegant pair of Moroccan corner chairs stands out for its intricately carved woodwork, a unique fusion of British colonial design and traditional Indian influences. The curved backrest structure is adorned with turned elements and hand-carved lattices, adding visual lightness and ornamental sophistication. The seats feature natural fiber upholstered cushions, reinforcing their authenticity and rustic charm, and perfectly complementing the rich golden hue of the wood. The base and legs are also richly crafted, with decorative details that denote the high level of craftsmanship. Ideal as accent pieces in living rooms, hallways, or studies, these chairs are both functional and decorative, representing a refined expression of cultural heritage and historical aesthetics. A true gem for lovers of exotic...

These are killer! It is a very early George IV style Anglo-Indian side chairs. They have heavily carved pierced teak frames. The antique velvet shows notable wear. Shipping is runn...

This pair of striking pair of throne chairs are a stunning example of Moorish or Levantine style inlay work using mother of pearl. Intricate geometric and floral patterns, typical of...