Pair of Large Scale Carved Oak Tapestry Throne Head Dining Chairs circa 1950

This pair of Regency style distressed ram’s head armchairs, circa 1930s, captures the grandeur and refined aesthetic of early 19th-century English design while offering the patina an...

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...

This superb pair of French Louis XV throne armchairs exudes regal sophistication, featuring tall backs upholstered in exquisite hand-woven tapestry. The upholstery showcases intricat...

This fantastic pair of gilded ram’s head French carved walnut armchairs, circa 1920, exudes elegance, strength, and timeless sophistication. Each chair is crafted from solid walnut, ...