Gilt Slipper Chairs

James Mont unusual art deco geometric side chair finished in hand gilt silver and gold leaf in a camouflage pattern. Seat upholstered in dove gray suede. If you would like us to reco...

A pair of English style spoon back chairs from circa 1920 with low seats and curving legs resting on petite gilt spheres. This elegant pair of English style spoon back chairs, dating...

Wonderful pair of super tall back slipper lounge chairs. We absolutely love how slender and tall those backs are -they measure a whopping 60" T. The tall backs and wide seats give th...

A magnificent slipper chair by Rose Tarlow Melrose House of Los Angeles, from the celebrated Kent collection, whose confident silhouette draws inspiration from the exuberance of Regency and Baroque period furnishings while remaining unmistakably contemporary. The exaggerated cabriole legs, hand-carved from alder, are finished in luminous 22-karat gold leaf with a gently rubbed patina to evoke the character of an antique heirloom. Present upholstery of elegant striped fabric alternates bands of sage-green velvet with champagne-gold sateen, which beautifully complements the warmth of the gilt frame. A generously proportioned seat is outlined by a flowing serpentine apron that transitions effortlessly into boldly scrolled feet, creating a sculptural presence from every angle. Equally suited as an occasional chair or bedroom slipper chair...

First made by the designer in Laredo, Texas studio in 1994, this 3-legged gold leaf chair is now made to order in Guadalajara, Mexico as signed editions. Influences from Mexico and P...

A charming and highly decorative French slipper chair dating from the 19th-century, distinguished by its elegant giltwood frame and wonderfully warm old rose velvet upholstery. The c...

First made by the designer in Laredo, Texas studio in 1994, this 3-legged gold leaf chair is now made to order in Guadalajara, Mexico as signed editions. Influences from Mexico and P...

These chairs are after a model and drawings by Thomas Hope, the famous neoclassic designer of the late 18th and early 19th century England. One of his chairs you can find at the V&am...