Sculptural Beech and Rattan Armchair with Footstool by ÚĽUV, 1960s

Extremely rare chair designed by Radomir Hofman for Ton in 1967 for EXPO exhibition in Toronto. These chairs were designed for this specific event and manufactured in limited series ...

An exceptionally rare pair of bentwood armchairs designed by Czech architect Radomír Hofman for the Czechoslovak Pavilion at Expo 1967 in Montreal, produced by TON, the direct succes...

A unique armchair manufactured by UP Závody, the renowned company associated with famous Czech architect Jindřich Halabala, in the late 1940s to early 1950s. The design is attributed...

This rare reclining armchair, model H 70, was designed in the 1930s by Jindřich Halabala—one of the most influential figures of European interwar modernism. Manufactured by UP Závody...

The Czech company “ULUV Krásná jizba” produced some of the most beautiful Eastern European pieces of the mid-century era, both in terms of aesthetics and quality. In the emerging design landscape of 1960s Czechoslovakia, Úľuv emerged as a prominent manufacturer, crafting pieces that blended functionality with artistic flair. Even in their repertoire, these chairs are standout creations with their sculptural structures, epitomizing the innovative spirit of mid-century Eastern European furniture...

Mid-century rattan armchair produced by ÚĽUV (Czechoslovakia) in the 1970s. The organically shaped woven rattan shell is paired with tapered wooden legs and original patterned cushio...

1950s Danish rattan armchair. Frame in beech wood and armrests in solid teak. In original untouched condition.

Italian Mid Century Modern rattan B4 armchair and pouf by Tito Agnoli for Bonacina, 1950s Armchair mod. B4 with armrests and curved backrest complete with footrest, entirely in ratt...