XL batch of industrial vintage Thur-op-Seat Prouvé S22 Galvanitas school chairs, red

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….

Over 100 Roland Rainer stacking chairs from the Wiener Stadthalle, 1952 An exceptional find: a matching batch of more than 100 original Roland Rainer stacking chairs (c. 1952), designed for the Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna. This iconic design embodies a streamlined, lightweight silhouette, made early use of plywood technology and was developed for flexibility and…

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:…

Vintage Ahrend ‘Comfort’ chairs in makoré wood, c. 1966 Special and very rare original vintage chairs: the Comfort model by Ahrend, with a moulded wooden seat and back in a warm makoré veneer/look and a black metal frame. Originally designed as a contract or hall chair, today they are at least as beautiful around a…

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 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…