2 English oak armchairs with ladder back and rush seats

Rare design Rib armchair from the 1980s A very special and rare “Rib” armchair from the 1980s. The base is made of thick, black-coated sheet steel and the ribs are upholstered in beige leatherette (skai). The chair is comfortable to sit in, and with this piece you have a real eye-catcher in your interior 🙂…

Rare Dutch Brutalist oak armchair with integrated side table – 1950s This exceptional Brutalist armchair from the 1950s was made in the Netherlands of solid oak. The robust, sculptural design with its tall split back is a real statement and reflects the raw, honest formal language of Brutalism. A striking feature is the wooden side…

French Art Deco lounge chair in wrought iron and leather with extendable footrest An avant-garde French Art Deco lounge chair with a wrought iron frame and leather upholstery laced on with leather thongs. An extendable footrest makes it a wonderful chair to relax in. The carved wooden armrests, the curling wrought iron details and the…

Pair of low Dutch oak ladderback armchairs with rush seats – 1930s These two minimalist ladderback armchairs from the 1930s are made of solid oak with hand-woven rush seats. The low seat height, broad armrests and turned stretchers make them particularly comfortable and give them a sturdy, rustic character. Why we chose this piece Made…

Rare antique Dutch oak armchair with rush seat A very rare, beautiful antique armchair in solid oak with turned spindles and a rush seat. This type of chair is normally seen as a corner chair, but rarely as a ‘regular’ armchair like this one. It is comfortable to sit in. The rush seat is somewhat…

Bauhaus Lounger Erich Dieckmann ca 1930s A rare and beautiful Bauhaus lounger designed by Erich Dieckmann, circa 1930. Made of rattan and bamboo with steel parts that have a great patina. The armrest has a cup holder, and on the other side you can store your newspaper or magazine. Almost a museum piece these days!…