Steel Side Chair in the style of Tony Duquette, circa 1950

Sourced from a Beverly Hills estate and chic to the nines, this pair of 1960s Billy Haines style Hollywood Regency armchairs feature heavy duty solid brass frames with natural patina, walnut arm rests, and were professionally reupholstered in a Tony Duquette silk satin fabric from Jim Thompson. The iconic Tony Duquette pattern - with its elegant grid work - compliments the chairs' brass curves and angles, while the deep green color contrasts the patinated brass beautifully. The overall look is of affluence, of Hollywood Regency old money...

Set of 4, post modern, gray metal, dining or side chairs in the style of Robert Mallet-Stevens feature tubular frames, slat backs and contoured seats.

Perforated gilt iron chair designed by Tony Duquette in the 1960s, produced for Baker circa 2011.

An unusual bench in a whimsical " pagoda roof" shape . lacquered wood .in the manner of Tony Duquette . This piece has probably been made on special or...

Leather and Metal Chair in the style of Jacques Adnet, France, c. 1950s. Simple yet sophisticated design consists of a clean tubular metal frame, leather seat, and hand-tied leathe...

This chic dining side chair was created to partner with the Jackie dining chair. These are in a cerused white oak with a wax finish. The chair is shown in a mushroom mohair. This cha...