Vintage design beech stools / footstool, 1960s

Set of 4 brutalist oak ladderback dining chairs – Netherlands, 1970s A robust set of four brutalist dining chairs in solid oak, made in the Netherlands in the 1970s. The striking ladderback, the heavy construction and the honest, natural wood make these chairs a focal point at any dining table. The chairs sit in the…

Vintage design Belgo Chrom chair in Memphis style, grey A top vintage design chair by Belgo Chrom from the 1980s. Very heavy and of high quality, and very comfortable to sit in as well. The light grey / beige Alcantara upholstery is original and in good vintage condition. We also have the matching table, in…

Antique French provincial oak chair from Lorraine This characterful French provincial chair in solid oak comes from the Lorraine region and dates from the late 17th to early 18th century. The tall open back, the gently scalloped rails, the solid plank seat and the turned front legs give the chair an almost architectural, graphic presence….

Rare vintage Galvanitas S35 school chairs in vanilla and bicolour Lovely original Galvanitas S35 school chairs, a much-loved Dutch design classic with a timeless, sober look. We have several available in two versions: a soft light vanilla and an attractive bicolour variant. The S35 is known for its strong, functional design and elegant lines. The…

Industrial vintage Galvanitas S23 school chairs by Elmar Flötotto, children’s size Industrial vintage Galvanitas S23 school chairs, designed by Elmar Flötotto: for kids with style. The Pagholz seat shells have beautiful, unique wood grain patterns; the frame is dark brown coated steel. These chairs are comfortable and encourage a good sitting posture. Why we chose…

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…