All kinds of industrial vintage black school chairs

Hand-carved oak stool with natural edge, 1950s This characterful mid-century stool is made from a single solid block of oak, with a beautiful live edge seat and four slightly splayed, hand-shaped legs. The irregular top shows rich grain, tool marks and age cracks. The stool has been cleaned and lightly waxed. Why we chose this…

Batch of old church chairs with rush seats and bible shelf Authentic old church chairs with a beautifully lived-in character, featuring a solid wood frame, woven rush seat and a small shelf for a bible. Warm, timeless and very atmospheric at the table. Ideal for hospitality, meeting rooms, events and styling, or at a long…

Set of 2 black rush dining chairs in the style of Vico Magistretti / Charlotte Perriand – Italy, 1970s A graphic set of two black lacquered dining chairs with rush seats, made in Italy in the 1970s. These chairs are often attributed to Vico Magistretti for Cassina and sit in the tradition of Charlotte Perriand:…

Set of two vintage Gispen chairs – model 1231, circa 1960 A characterful set of two Dutch design chairs from the 1960s, attributed to Gispen and very probably model 1231, designed by A.R. Cordemeyer. The design is clear and functional: a slender base of bent tubular steel, a gently shaped seat and a wide, rounded…

English 17th-century joint stool in solid oak A genuine joint stool from the 17th century: a stool of solid oak with mortise-and-tenon joints secured with wooden pegs (hence ‘joined’). The four slightly splayed legs are finely turned, the rails beneath the top have a shaped lower edge and the moulded top has a beautiful, deep…

Set of 2 wooden director’s chairs – green canvas, folding, vintage Two genuinely old director’s chairs (folding chairs or campaign chairs) with a wooden frame and seat and backrest in green canvas. The chairs have a folding X-base and armrests with slats, which makes them sturdier and more elegant than the usual director’s chair. The…