New Bentwood Armchair with Wood Seat and Back and Brown Skin Cushions

20th century vintage Danish teak armchairs with straps and cushions This is unique Danish armchairs features a sturdy teak frame, straps back and seat, very comfortable seating. Vin...

Distinctive French Louis XVI style fauteuil armchair carved in the neoclassical taste featuring a cane backrest. Highly carved and molded frame with a ribbon accent . Caned back and ...

Acclaimed design by Ib Kofod-Larsen, the sculptural wooden frame is sublime. Excellent original finish with minor age wear, original leather upholstery in very good condition. This...

Mid-century Abstract Chinese style wood root armchair Really very comfortable piece. We have 4 armchairs available and a a table The wood was carved to create a seat among the roots of an actual camphor tree. This totally unique chair features a bright natural lacquer enhancing the wood grain and the organic aspect of the item. This contemporary Chinese root chair...

"Scandinavian Modern Brown Leather Armchair: Organic Design" Manufacturer: Unknown Production Year: Circa 1990 Material: Brown leather and walnut wood Condition: Goo...

1970s, Scandinavian armchair. Brown furniture leather, dark beech wood. Original very good condition: no smells, no stains and stable construction. Manufactured by Danish or Swedish ...

An armchair manufactured in midcentury in Austria, circa 1950. The piece is made of a wooden base with an upholstery in leather with great patina. Patinated brass studs at the back....

A spindle back armchair designed by Anna-Luelja Praun (1906-2004), Vienna, Austria, manufactured in midcentury, circa 1952. It is made of a warm toned solid wood frame with two loose leather cushions for the seat and the back. The cognac colored leather has a beautiful patina. The chair is in great condition with little wear on the cushions. About Anna-Lülja Praun: Anna-Lülja Praun was born in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, in 6/29/1906 and lived in Vienna until 9/28/2004. She was an important Austrian designer and architect and she was one of the first females who studied architecture in Austria. In 1947 she worked on the restoration of the palace Belvedere which was heavily damaged in the second world war. In 1952 she opened her own studio in Vienna. She designed houses, interiors, furniture, shops, light fixtures, and pottery (together with Gudrun Baudisch). From 1953-1959 she also worked for the furniture shop „Haus und Garten“ which was established by Josef Frank in 1925. In 1959 she designed a bench „Bank zum Ausruhen“ for the conductor Herbert von Karajan.