Mexican Equipale Folk Art Chair with Hand-Painted Scene 1930s

Sturdy Danish wooden armchair in the Windsor tradition, a local interpretation of the classic English design. The chair features turned baluster spindles, a curved backrest, and an H...

Victorian black-painted concert chair with an adjustable leather seat on a hinged mechanism, crafted around 1900. The chair features turned spindles, a decorative crest, and an authe...

This elegant oak chair was originally designed for the Royal Danish Yacht Club’s first clubhouse in Copenhagen, located at Pinnebergs Ravelin by Langelinie. At the time, the club was...

A historic children's chair from the 1700s, made of solid oak. Well-used and aged, with visible wear that reflects its long history. A simple yet authentic piece of early farmhouse f...

Detailed hand-carved and colorful chair found in Western México, circa 1900.

Experience the captivating allure of this rare early 19th-century French Folk Art walnut barrel-back armchair, a true testament to the craftsmanship and creativity of its time. The c...

Circa 1940. We offer this Mexican “Butaque” Armchair In the Style of William Spratling Taxco. There is no chair more deeply rooted in Mexican vernacular design than the butaque, a fo...

Crafted in the early 20th century, this petite Guatemalan children's chair charms with its playful asymmetry and blend of motifs. Influenced by Spanish Colonial furniture design, the painted chair has an angular back and square seat resting on two hand-turned legs. The low seat is the perfect height for a youngster, but we love this petite chair as a low side table or tabletop display...