Sculptural Danish Primitive Tripod Heart Chair in Solid Oak, Early 20th Century

Italian Tuscany early 20th century six Renaissance chairs, in solid walnut, richly hand carved, Dini e Puccini attributed. Back and seat ocher velvet upholstered with original straps...

Elm Chairs in White Upholstery, Early 20th Century - Set of 5 With a captivating blend of timeless elegance and craftsmanship, these vintage chairs exude warmth and refinement. The ...

Dining chairs with cane circle back and cane seating. Sculptural rustic chairs from the 20th century, featuring a solid wooden frame with the ...

Set of 4 charming folk art style spindle back chairs made in Denmark in the early 20th century by a cabinetmaker. The chairs are made from solid stained elmwood with an amazing grain...

Primitive French Wooden Carved Tripod Chair, Wabi Sabi Style, Early 20th Century Brutalist - Chair - Wood Chair Measures : ...

A set of wooden dining chairs from Belgium, circa 1960. Gently rounded chair seats, offset mortise and tenon spindles, and gracefully arche...

Mid 20th century set of six Italian Louis Philippe chairs in hand-carved blond walnut spring seat upholstered in clear green velvet. Upholstery still usable, Wax polished. Chairs o...

This set of 8 dining / guesthouse / inn chairs comes from Czech Republic and was manufactured in Fryšták. Designed by Valentin Jadrníček, who founded his first manufacture in Fryšták...

A beautifully sculpted set of six early 20th-century Italian dining chairs, distinguished by their Rococo-inspired lines and elegant cabriole legs. The frames have a fluid, curved de...

The ‘spinning chair’, this historic type of seating has had numerous modern interpretations across Europe, however, most preserved the main functional characteristics: solid wood, enduring, high quality craftsmanship, a tall, straight back for good posture and freedom of movement. The art of spinning yarn is thousands of years old, but the spinning wheel as we know it is estimated to have arrived in Europe around the middle of the 13th century and along with it came the three or four-legged spinning chair. The backs were often hand carved with various motifs or fantasy creatures making each one unique and individual. As this oak chair shows, the Modernist movement influenced the traditional design by removing most of the intricate decorative elements, and substituting them with a more streamlined structure. The carved high back and octagonal seat...