Sculptural Set of Six Winged-Back Dining Chairs in Solid Oak, France, 1950s

This striking set of six dining chairs was produced in the Northern Basque region around the city of Biarritz in the 1950s. The design is attributed to Victor Courtray. The chairs a...

This exceptional set of dining chairs was designed by Don Ulderico Carlo Alberto Forni for a private residence in Milan. The design was produced by hand by a master carpenter in the Como area in the late 1940s. The frame of the chair is in solid cherrywood, with a sculptural wing shaped back. The details of the intricately made elegant backrest and the graceful tapering legs demonstrate the particularly high level of craftsmanship of the maker. The elegant silhouette of the frames is completed by the curved line of the rear legs, The chairs have been carefully restored and reconditioned, respecting and partially retaining the original patina of the wood. The upholstery has been renewed in a traditional manner, using high quality horsehair to create a comfortable and even seat. The ecru colored fabric is the beautifully structured 'Windsor' fabric by Tibor Reich...

This rare set of dining chairs was produced in France in the late 1960s. The striking design is marked by the slightly curved backrest and and carved, rounded seat. The triangular ba...

This striking set of four dining chairs was produced by the French manufacturer Ebénisterie Seltz in the 1970s. The design is executed in solid oak. The dynamic, contrasting lines of...

6 robust brutaslist oak dining chairs made in the Netherlands, Oirschot, in the 1960s by a company called Meeuwis The little town of Oirschot has a florishing furniture manufacturin...

In the European design landscape of the mid-20th century, Brutalism emerged as a distinct architectural movement, influencing not only buildings but also furniture design. The 1950s ...

Set of 6 Brutalist Saddle Chairs in Stained Beech with Patina, France, 1950s This exceptional set of six Brutalist saddle chairs hails from France, dating to the 1950s. Crafted from solid stained beechwood, each chair presents a bold, sculptural presence softened by elegant folkloric details and an extraordinary natural patina developed over decades. The design is grounded in regional Alpine traditions, most notably seen in the heart-shaped cut-out in the backrest—a charming, romantic gesture often associated with rural Savoie or Tyrolean furniture...

Unique brutalist chairs, sculpted on the front and back with a diamond tip, the front engraved with diagonals enclosed in a square. The workmanship is splendid, leaving the grain of ...