Set of 2 French country chairs with rush seats

Set of 4 Brutalist Fishbone Chairs Spanish Oak Boucle Beautifully designed dining chairs, inspired by the bones of a fish, made in the 1970s. Made of solid oak; very heavy and sturdy. Other designers of the period include Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Chapo and Axel Einar Hjorth. Why we chose this piece A surprising,…

Vintage wooden dining chair with dark brown faux leather seat A sturdy, atmospheric vintage chair with a warm wooden frame and a comfortable dark brown faux leather seat (easily removable). The slender model with its slightly curved backrest looks calm and timeless: ideal at the dining table, in hospitality settings or as an occasional chair…

Set of four Belgo Chrom chairs in Memphis style Four top vintage design chairs by Belgo Chrom from the 1970s. Heavy, comfortable chairs of high quality. The upholstery is Alcantara, original and in good vintage condition. A matching table is available! Why we chose this piece Solid Belgian quality with a bold silhouette, as a…

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…

Set of four solid ebony Anglo-Indian chairs – Rococo Revival, Ceylon, 19th century Four exceptional chairs in solid ebony in Rococo Revival style, commissioned for a representative of a colonial settlement in India or Ceylon (Sri Lanka). The patron was undoubtedly someone of great wealth or an important position in the colony. The style, with…

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….