Vintage design Belgo Chrom chairs, Memphis style, grey

Set of 4 rattan dining chairs with Target back in the McGuire style A set of four rattan dining chairs with the recognisable Target motif in the backrest: a black ring with a cross of rattan poles, secured at the crossings with rattan peel bindings. All joints are wrapped in rattan peel. Shape, proportions and…

Set of four Danish pine chairs in Rainer Daumiller style – circa 1975 Four modernist chairs in solid pine, made in the same way as the chairs Rainer Daumiller designed for Hirtshals Savværk in Denmark. We have not (yet) been able to trace this exact version, which is why we describe them as ‘in the…

Set of 9 Stackable Paolo FAVARETTO & AIRBORNE Assisa 1986 Beautiful design chairs with a black coated tubular steel frame and a seat and backrest in red polypropylene. Designed by Paolo Favaretto for Airborne (model Assisa, 1986) and stackable. Why we chose this piece The graphic contrast of black steel and bright red makes these…

Rare 17th century carved walnut board armchair, circa 1650–1680, from the Alpine region (Switzerland, Tyrol or Southern Germany). This type of chair is known as a Brettstuhl, Escabelle or Stabelle. The backrest is deeply carved from a single piece of walnut. It shows a bearded mask sticking out its tongue, framed by bold acanthus scrolls….

Pierre Counot Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann Art Deco Elephant Chairs Rare Art Deco chairs designed by Pierre Counot, inspired by the work of Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann from the 1930s. This set dates from approximately the 1980s-1990s. A very special set of 5! Why we chose this piece The generous, rounded forms of these ‘elephant chairs’ breathe the luxury…

Carved Dantesca chair – Renaissance Revival with lion heads, from France An impressive Dantesca chair (sedia dantesca), also known as a Savonarola chair and in France as a fauteuil Dagobert: an armchair with crossed X-legs after the Italian Renaissance model. This chair is richly carved: the armrests end in fierce lion heads, a winged mascaron…