Pair of Spratling Chairs

This piece reeks of adventure. Visualize a seated Hemmingway cupping his Daiquiri and recalling his war correspondent days during the Spanish Civil War. Crafted of solid sabino wood, original and patinated by life like Hemmingway, this is a "Butaque" chair by the American-born designer William Spratling. And it was produced in his workshops in Taxco, Mexico, primarily in the 1940s and 1950s. While Spratling is widely known as the "Father of Mexican Silver" for reviving the town's silver industry, he also designed furniture. These chairs were handmade from local Mexican sabino wood...

Mid Century leather strap chair attributed to William Spratling Crafted for Artes de Mexico Internacionales, S.A circa 1960 Hand carved frame with backrest cut-out detail Webbed lea...

These sleek chairs, designed by Ake Axelsson for Gärsnäs, embody the minimalist Swedish aesthetic. Crafted from black wood and complemented by leather pads, the chairs offer a clean,...

A pair of delightful Swiss escabelle, folk art simple side chairs that are from a long tradition in Northern and Eastern Europe. This pair are not exactly the same, but have the same...

This pair of hand crafted sculptural wood chairs feature 3 legs and extraordinary details to back rest and seat - SEE detail images and video provided. Architecturally wonderful! TH...

A pair of velvet and wooden chairs in the style of Louis XVI. Oval back chairs with fluted legs. In good condition! From Europe. Exact age unknown.

A pair of oak and raffia woven rope occasional chairs in oak and raffia woven rope, France, 1950s. Inspired by the French-Swiss husband-and-wife duo Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet.

Oak wood frame, straw-covered seat, cross brace 76 x 42 x 41 cm 1960

Pair of Italian chairs, circa 1950.

A pair of chairs in rope and oak, circa 1950.