Pair of Carved Oak Northwind Face and Lion Head Armchairs RJ Horner Attributed

Ten Antique RJ Horner Figural Lion Carved Oak Dining Chairs C1900 Measures - Sidechairs 43 1/2" x 19 1/2" x 18 1/2"; Armchair 45" x 24 1/2" x 19 1/2" A set of 10 antique dining cha...

Set of 6 MINT fine Carved Oak Lion Heads Twisted Legs NEW Beige Herring Bone Fabric Upholstery Jacobean Dining Chairs.

***Reduced In-House Delivery Rates - Click on “Ask Seller” to Request a Quote*** Set of Six RJ Horner Style Oak Dining Room Chairs Circa 1920, Two Arm ...

Set of six Lucite newly upholstered armchairs unmarked but strongly attributed to Lion in Frost.

Frits Schuitema for Shaker Furniture by Schuitema en Zonen, pair of armchairs model 1130, stained wood, leather, Belgium, 1970s. A beautiful pair o...

Well designed and crafted pair of Mid-Century Modern armchairs attributed to Harvey Probber. Both have curved and caned back rests, tied spring upholstered vinyl upholstered seats an...

Carl Malmsten, pair of armchairs, oak, fabric, Sweden, 1940s This pair of armchairs is designed by Swedish designer Carl Malmsten (1888-1972). The shape of the lines are striking a...

Very stylish James Mont type Asian armchairs. Muscular wood frames with gilt metal geometric fretwork incorporated into back design. Measures: Seat height: 18.5 inches, arm height: ...

This magnificent Renaissance style oak throne chair, attributed to the renowned American cabinetmaker R.J. Horner, exemplifies the grandeur and elaborate craftsmanship of late 19th-century revival furniture. The richly carved oak frame features an intricately detailed crest with a fierce grotesque mask surrounded by scrolling foliage, embodying the bold character and symbolism of Renaissance design. The oval upholstered back and generously cushioned seat are framed by deeply carved arms and supports, offering both comfort and dramatic presence. The chair’s sturdy legs are adorned with acanthus leaf carvings and terminate in impressive lion’s paw feet, connected by a cross-stretcher for additional strength and stability. The upholstery, in a muted gold brocade, adds to the chair’s regal appearance, complementing the dark oak patina. Attributed to Horner, a master known for his heavily carved furniture...

Børge Mogensen for Fredericia Stolefabrik, pair of armchairs model 3237, oak, leather, Denmark, 1964 This pair of armchairs reminds of the classical foldable 'director-chairs', yet ...