Pasadena - Chairs

These exceptional ladder back dining side chairs are in the style of Gio Ponti, Italy, c. 1950s. The chair frames have been newly waxed to highlight the beautiful wood grain, the ru...

This is a great example of an Arthur Court Antler Chair. The chair dates to the 1970s and is in overall very good original condition with a w...

This is a stunning pair of Italian Rococo Louis XV-Style Fauteuils a la Reine that date to c. 1760-1780. The chairs are crafted in finely carved walnut which features acanthus leaves...

Striking accent chair in the Egyptian Revival style. Lovely parcel gilt details at the arms and upper back. Newly reupholstered in a chic, animal print from Romo.

These chairs were fabricated in Italy by the recognized Moroso factory to the designs of the recognized Spanish designer, Patricia Urquiola. These particular examples are of the top ...

This is an unusual gothic-arched back Bar Harbor-style wicker rocking chair that fully embodies the current Coastal Style design aesthetic. The chair is fresh from a Beverly Hills es...

This is a superb example of an early 20th century wicker lounge chair attributed to Bar Harbor. The gothic arched back is an unusual ...

This is a very good example of a late Victorian wicker rocking chair that that is detailed in scrolling wicker and a diamond pattern, in addition to a...

Custom Mid-Century Hairpin Style chair in Alpaca Bouclé. It is constructed with a black iron frame, walnut wood armrests and upholstered in a handsome...

This is a superb set of 6 antique late 19th century solid walnut dining chairs. This is a harlequin set as the two arm chairs are just slightly different from the four side chairs. The chairs have been recaned in the not-to-distant past and are all in excellent condition. As a courtesy, five down filled cushions (the second arm chair cushion...

This is an unusual form of "Emmanuelle" Chair that was created using cane, wicker and rattan. The chairs are in original overall good to very good condition....

This is a charming pair of early to mid-nineteenth century (possibly period, late 18th c.) Louis XVI side chairs. The chairs have retained their original pale gray-green painted surface which has acquired a rich natural patina. The chairs are upholstered in a vintage high-end leopard velvet reminiscent of Madeline Castaing. The upholstery is further detailed in brass nail heads. These are truly show-stopping and super chic chairs.