Mid-Century Modern Spindle Back Arm Chair, by Gelderland, the Netherlands 1960 s

Restored classic hoop chair designed by IB Kofod Larsen and produced by Selig in the 1960's. It features solid walnut construction with newly made seat cushions. Manufacture label. R...

This effortlessly elegant and timeless Mid Century Modern chair was realized by the legendary designer T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings in the United States circa 1950. Gibbings was renowned f...

This retro walnut lounge chair features sculpted hardwood frame and quality vintage fabric. The unique design of this piece makes a comfortable and stylish addition to any setting. P...

This stunning and sculptural lounge/arm chair designed in the manner of the esteemed American designer Milo Baughman in the United States circa 1970. It features a rail back...

This striking pair of “Lotus” lounge chairs was designed by Rob Parry for Gelderland in the Netherlands, 1960. A celebrated Dutch design, the Lotus series is admired for its clean ar...

An organic shaped lounge chair, manufactured by De Ster Gelderland in the Netherlands during the 1950's, solid cherry wooden frame, very good rush seats and very comfortable. All in...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern Accent arm chairs. American, circa 1960’s. Restored in beautiful patterned fabric with black lacquered frame. Price include...

This stylish Mid-Century armchair features a vintage hardwood frame with ergonomic sculpted high back seat. Modern simplicity meets timeless style in this vintage lounge chair perfec...

Fabulous Mid-Century Modern lounge chair, manufactured in the United States, circa 1950s. This chair features a solid walnut stained oak frame with sculptural armrests...

Easy chair designed by Rob Parry, manufactured by Gelderland (Netherlands) circa 1960. Hand signed by the Designer in Pen. The chair has a beautiful steel base, wooden armrests and side panels. It has been reupholstered. In good original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Rob Parry (born in The Hague, Netherlands, 1925) studied at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague where his most important teachers were Cor Alons, Paul Schuitema and Gerrit Rietveld, whom Parry worked for. It was Rietveld’s firm that laid the foundation for Parry’s interest in exhibition design. In 1950, Rob Parry started his own firm. Emile Truijen was his design partner from 1954 to 1958. Together they developed a myriad of designs, including one of the icons of Dutch design: the double post box. Up until 1995, he designed interiors, furniture, stands, exhibitions, Jewellery, lettering and toys. In his designs, Rob Parry experimented with new materials and techniques. Designs by Rob Parry are included in the collections of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Boijmans Van Beuningen...