London - Corner Chairs

A stunning corner chair by Italian designer Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), circa 1890's, Milan, Italy. Walnut and stained maple wood frame, pewter inlays, hand-hammered wrought copper ...

An ebonised beech 19th century Sussex corner chair by Ford Madox Brown (1821 - 1893) for Morris & Co, circa 1860’s, England. Featuring a rare wicker seat which while most likely is...

A pair of bentwood armchairs designed by Jacob & Josef Kohn, Austria, circa 1910 and made by their factory in Czechoslovakia. The overall form of the chairs is incredibly striking but less obvious is the attention paid to the disparate pieces. Every element within the overall form of the chairs is sculpted, with each section of wood gradually and harmoniously transforming. This separates the chair from Seccessionist peers. The armrests taper (from the precise thickness of the lacquered sections at the front of the seat to the approximate slimness of the brace supports), the arch that creates the backrest tapers, each leg tapers and most obviously and invitingly, the seat tapers. In keeping with the strong early 20th century aesthetic of Kohn's design, we have upholstered the chair in a plush green silk velvet, similar to its original, which brilliantly contrasts the black lacquered frame. Maker’s mark applied via branding iron...

English Elm Corner chair, Early 19th Century An early 19th Century corner chair made in elm with a rush seat and an unusual simulated bamboo details in the seat back. A lovely ...

An unusual high-back H frame leather chair. Original leather. Incredibly well designed and crafted frame. Produced by Orum, Denmark.

A pair of woven rope and steam bent rattan occasional chairs. Unusual in their construction with a steel core running throughout their frames. ...

Morris & Co, Attributed to Phillip Webb. A Rare English Sussex, rush seat corner chair with subtly curved armrests and the classic Morris bobbin turned ...

A pair of side chairs with sand beige colour cotton velvet upholstery, wood structure and tapered feet, Italian design, 1950s. These chairs are the perfect size to increase sitting ...

An early 19th century Anglo Indian corner chair in colonial hardwood, with curved back and back splats carved with paterae, with fluted legs terminating in brass castors.

Italy, stamped and authenticated Cassina 1978 A throne-like armchair designed by acclaimed architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1904, for the “Willow Tea Rooms” in Glasgow. The ta...

The French designer Pierre Gautier-Delaye collaborated frequently with renowned cabinet maker Lucien Vergnères – who was also known for realizing designs by Jacques Adnet and André A...

Sculpted with no joinery, hand carved from a single block of Wanza (commonly known as Sudan Teak). Distinctive dark chocolate patina from this dense African wood. Unusual central bra...