Swedish Child s Metamorphic Highchair and Table

This wonderfully quirky antique clearly began in the French provinces as a conventional armchair and seems to have been adapted not long thereafter, judging by the execution and surf...

This very beautiful chair was most likely produced in China for the English or Danish market, and exported via the East India Company. Unusual for work of this era, it still wears it...

A beautifully balanced neoclassical stool, with remnants of the original paint and recently restored caning. Seat cushion of linen and vintage leather included.

Hand carved of richly stained wood, this primitive tripod stool is the ideal surface for a pile of books or stack of towels, or just to lend an organic sculptural element to a room.

A rare and multifunctional French metamorphic high chair in the Louis Philippe style, crafted circa 1860 from solid fruitwood and walnut, both displaying a warm, timeworn patina. Ing...

Charming antique children’s chair in folk art. The chair is from Northern Sweden and made around 1820 to 1840. Made in painted pine with the fir...

An Antique Victorian Era Baby High Chair, a charming and authentic piece that harks back to a bygone era. This high chair carries numerous exquisite details, such as the cane seat, intricately carved backrest, and classic spindles, which showcase its historical authenticity. One unique feature of this high chair is the swinging tray that easily moves back, providing convenient access. While it has a practical history as a baby high chair, it is now recommended for decorative purposes rather than its original intended use. This antique high chair...

19th century painted child's chair with repairs made in metal. Detail turning of the arms. Charming example of English country Folk Art.