chairs

A pair of early 20th century armchairs and side table by Italian architect Luigi Maggioni, known as Gino (San Giorgio su Legnano, 5 May 1898 – Diano Marina, 14 December 1955).  Featuring Maggioni's trademark motifs, carved backrests and tabletop. Black stained oak and rush seats.  In solid structural condition. The rus

Gino Maggioni (1898-1955) Armchairs & Table - £2800 + VAT

Arm chair by <n>Jean Burkhalter</n> for the 1937 Paris International Exposition. Photo by <n>Steve Freihon</n>.

A pair of armchairs and stools designed by Austrian Secessionist pioneer Otto Wagner and produced by Thonet, circa 1910.  Featuring elegant curves, beautiful patinated worn paint and brass feet.   Newly reupholstered and in solid condition.  Price is for the set. H 76 Arm H 71 Seat H 45 W 56 D 51 cm Stools H 49 W 34 D 

Secessionist Armchairs & Stools By Otto Wagner For Thonet

This pair of Mid-Century Modern 'Sling' chairs, model '248' was designed by Australian-American designer and sculptor Clement Meadmore in 1963 for Leif Wessman Associates, New York. The chairs feature a flat bar chrome frame with smooth camel color patinated leather upholstery that cradles your body as you sit. The sea

Pair Of Mid-Century Modern Sling Chairs By Clement Meadmore

A chair from the Channel Heights Housing Project designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n>, c. 1942.

The <n>'Paimio' armchair, model no. 41</n>, designed by <n>Alvar Aalto</n> between 1931-1932.

<n>Bauhaus</n>-style <n>Wassily Chair</n> by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>, 1925.

The <n>Non-Conformist Chair</n> (1926) by designer <n>Eileen Gray</n>.

The <n>MR Lounge Chair (model 34)</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> in 1931.

The <n>Desy</n> chair, designed by <n>Gastone Rinaldi</n> for <n>Thema</n>.

Lounge Chair designed by <n>Gilles Bouchez</n> for <n>Airborne</n> in 1972.