Oak Dining Chair with Decorative Ears of Wheat Hand Carved, Made in Italy

Set of six dining chairs, stained oak, Italy, 1970s. Beautiful set of oak chairs with geometrical carved details in the backrests. The sides and backs of the frames of the chairs ha...

Very heavy Brutalist set of 6 chairs in very good condition!.

Set of four dining chairs, oak, velvet, Italy, 1960s Beautiful set of four dining chairs in blonde oak and velvet petrol colored upholstery. The open frame in combination with the ...

Dining chair enriched by sinuous shapes and geometries that come from the past with captivating lines, a refined design and great personality ideal for contract and home use. Black m...

Four-carved dining chairs with beautifully decorated straight backs, twisted legs and caned seats. An acanthus leaf theme is utilized throughout the chairs. France, circa 1830.

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This is a very beautiful set of six elegant dining chairs hand-carved in solid oak. Their shapes are gorgeous and the proportions makes them an important presence in a dining room. D...

Set of 6 dining chairs designed and manufactured in Tuscany Italy in the early part of the 1800's. The chairs are made out of solid beechwood, hand-carved and gilded. The upholster...

6 antique Italian Renaissance carved oakwood upholstered dining chairs. Listing features (5) side chairs, (1) armchair, solid wood construction, beautiful wood grain, finely carved d...

Piece and Quiet by Nathaniel Wojtalik is a series that draws upon the literary, musical, and cinematic idea of découpé, or cut-up. The technique of découpé stems from the notion that a text, musical score, or image could be cut up and rearranged to create a new body. Off-cuts and partially completed prototypes float around Wojtalik's studio; some more machined and worked than others, many just raw materials laying in their natural form. Wojtalik practices design by intuition: limited, but simultaneously expanded within the constraints of what is salvaged. Each piece is unique and hand made in the Brooklyn studio, so no two will look exactly alike, but all will look close to as pictured. All materials are locally sourced and finishes are derived from non-toxic plant based...