Pair of “Transat” armchairs, original model created circa 1926, in black lacquered wood with reclining backrest and detached armrests forming front legs with square cross-section finished with small c[...]
Pine stools designed by René Martin, nicknamed "René the Scissors." A renowned cabinetmaker, he collaborated with Charlotte Perriand on her ski resort design projects in Les Arcs and Méribel, in the F[...]
Pair of Bridge Chairs. Natural wood. Upholstered in modern tiger-stripe fabric. 1960s. Height 82cm x Width 54cm. Seat height approximately 47cm. €280 per pair. – http://www.quai-favieres-antiquites.co[...]
Lounge
chair by Uno & Östen Kristiansson by Luxus AB
Also called ‘hunting chair’ with a frame in exotic wood and leather seating with
neck cushion
60 cm wide, 143 cm deep and 95 cm high. Seat hei[...]
A set of four chairs by Japanese designer Isamu Kenmochi, circa 1970. Made of solid beech, these chairs feature a dark varnished finish that highlights the quality of the wood and the clean lines. The[...]
Pair of solid wood armchairs designed by Henry Jacques Le Même for a chalet in Megève around 1950. Their openwork frame, flat armrests, and angled legs illustrate the search for furniture that is func[...]
The "Cansado" bench, designed by Charlotte Perriand, is a true collector's item. Created for the "MIFERMA" company, it furnished the apartments of the company's executives. Its resolutely modern desig[...]
Pair of armchairs designed by Robin Day in the 1950s. The seat and back are upholstered in the original orange vinyl. Seat height: 47 cm. Armrest height: 67 cm.
A set of sophisticated and eccentric mid-century French oak chairs with bouclé fabric by Maurice Pré, 1950s. Balanced in form, the chairs have been fully sanded and refinished with a silky matte finis[...]
Pair of rattan lounge chairs, attributed to Audoux & Minnet. Circa 1950. Excellent overall condition, no missing pieces. Original varnish throughout. Seat height 29cm.
According to Tatra Pravenec: Set of 6 modular armchairs, 20th century. They can be attached in groups of 2 or 3 using anchors to create benches. They need waxing. H81 / 54 / 49 cm
Pair of Tempo model armchairs by Joseph-André Motte (1925-2013), produced in the 1960s by the Steiner company. They have not been reissued. One of the most important French designers of the post-war p[...]
Pair of pine stools from the 1960s. Solid and stable, they show signs of wear, particularly on the seat of the second stool (see last photo). Beautifully crafted. They can be used as display stools or[...]
Set of 12 "Bow Wood" bentwood chairs by Henry Steiner. All chairs have been completely reupholstered in this elegant bouclé fabric, bentwood ash frame.
Pair of Danish armchairs designed by Henning Kjaernulf. Their high seat makes them suitable as accent chairs, office chairs, or dining chairs. Seat height: 44 cm
Set of 6 vintage bentwood chairs, each adorned with an elegant black lyre-shaped backrest. High-quality craftsmanship, inspired by the Thonet style, perfectly stable and comfortable. Features: Complet[...]
Børge Mogensen, set of three chairs in golden blond oak, model 236, cognac leather seats, Fredericia Stolefabrik edition, Denmark, circa 1960. The seats have been reupholstered by our upholsterer with[...]
Børge Mogensen bench in golden light oak with a cognac leather seat, model 3171, manufactured by Fredericia Stolefabrik around 1960. In very good condition, from the first owner. The bench is in excel[...]
Italian Design - Decoration - Vintage Style Dimensions: 63 x 56 cm Height: 77 cm Seat Height: 44 cm Armrest Height: 64 cm Materials: Aluminum - Leather The "Iuta" armchair by Antonio Citterio for B&B [...]
Set of 6 steel and brass stools, 1980s. Sculptural pieces, these six stools blend the industrial rigor of steel with the warm glow of brass. Their cylindrical, almost architectural design makes them b[...]
Set of "Roundette" tripod chairs in teak with black faux leather seats, designed by Hans Olsen for Frem Røjle. Mid-20th century Scandinavian style Chair dimensions: 50 x 46 cm, height: 71.5 cm, seat [...]
✨ 8 Teak Chairs from the 60s-70s – Charles Mackintosh Style for a Large Dining Table ???? Imagine a long, set table, light gliding across the wood, glasses gently clinking… Around it, these 8 teak cha[...]
ROCAILLE By French Vintage Interiors This mid-1960s Danish Afromosia armchair is a stylish, fully assembled piece, perfect for adding a touch of retro charm to your living room. Made by a Danish brand[...]
Black leather chaise longue, model LC4 designed by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand, produced by Cassina. The base and chrome are signed. The leather is in very good condition, and the frame shows [...]
Pair of brutalist chairs in Zakopane styleThe strong geometric lines, thick solid wood, and hand carved details.These triangular carvings on the top rail and the three circular cutouts in the backrest[...]
Fumay bridge chair in oak by Guillerme and Chambron for "Votre Maison" publisher, France circa 1970. The structure is in very good condition, the original fabric has no stains or tears, the original s[...]
Armchair by Richard Schultz, "1966 Collection," outdoor furniture design for Knoll, circa 1960, USA. Cast aluminum with a weather-resistant white powder-coated finish, breathable polyester mesh, and g[...]
Pair of leather Marquise de Salons chairs are in very good condition, with no stains whatsoever. Ready to install, their unique shape gives them a distinctive and rather rare decorative ambiance. The [...]
A beautifully crafted "Bergère" armchair dating from the 1970s/80s, in the style of Jacobsen or Paulin. It features oval lines reminiscent of parasols. The seat and back are upholstered in faux leathe[...]
Brushed steel office chair with a fabric seat. Dating from the 1970s, unattributed but reminiscent of the work of Maria Pergay. X-shaped base, particularly comfortable seat. Clean lines, lightweight d[...]
Designer: Wilhelm Kienzle. Manufacturer: Heydebrand, Bern (Switzerland). Design period: 1928. Rare set of four safari chairs and one ottoman. Fully and easily disassembled. The ottoman can be used as [...]
Antique Danish armchairs in leather and molded wood. Comfortable and in very good vintage condition. 91 cm high x 73 cm wide x 78 cm deep. Seat height 40 cm. Seat depth 48 cm. The price shown is for t[...]
An atypical and rare office chair, a model inspired by Maison Jansen in the 1970s, this striking piece features a wide, deep, thick cushioned seat, a high caned back, and webbing armrests suspended fr[...]
Elegant two-seater Scandinavian sofa, model no. 2432, designed by Børge Mogensen and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik, as indicated by the original label under the seat. The frame is made of solid b[...]
Pair of leather sofas, Saporiti Italia, 1970sElegant pair of sofas made by Saporiti Italia in the 1970s, upholstered in natural leather with a beautiful patina that enhances their authentic character.[...]
These two very comfortable armchairs, upholstered in brown leather with a chromed metal frame and legs, date from Italy in the 1970s. The seat belt, with its chromed metal buckles on the sides, and th[...]
Vladimir Kagan for Chromcraft — “Star Trek” Sculpta Dining Set, 1966Mid-Century Modern / Space Age DesignAn exceptionally rare mid-century modern dining set designed by Vladimir Kagan for Chromcraft i[...]
In the 1960s, Angel Pazmino designed several pieces of furniture for Muebles de Estilo. His creations are characterized by organic forms and meticulous craftsmanship, and this cedar stool is a fine ex[...]
Pair of “Lounge Chair” armchairs and their ottomans, the shell in thermoformed rosewood veneer covered in black leather, the cruciform base in chrome-plated and black lacquered steel. Publisher's labe[...]
Solid beechwood frame with hand-woven, traditional cross-patterned seat. Functional and timeless design with round legs and a gently curved backrest for added comfort. The spacing between the legs ens[...]
Rare pair of vintage Italian fabric armchairs, Capriccio model by Georg Bighinello, 1970s. Their comfort, the originality of their fabric, and their structured, rounded, enveloping design make them ve[...]
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