Very Rare Original Antique Victorian Bobbin Rocking Armchair Coromandel Painted

1980s Black and white rocking armchair.

Lovely vintage modern wood frame chairs with sculpted arms, spindle backs and thick cushions. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer).  

This is an antique rocking chair. An English, walnut framed armchair rocker, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Relax and soothe the day...

Wonderful unique armchair made by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 1920-40s. The chair is made from solid oakwood and is upholstered in lambswool. It has slightly curved rocker...

Meet Sitlali—an embodiment of character and contemporaneity, crafted from solid wood to seamlessly blend form and function. The back of Sitlali, a captivating fan of thin overlapping...

Step into the realm of timeless design with Sitlali—an embodiment of character and contemporaneity meticulously crafted from solid wood. The back of Sitlali, a striking fan of thin o...

Rediscover the timeless charm of the Windsor chair through the contemporary lens of Sitlali—a chair that pays homage to tradition while embracing character and contemporaneity. The ...

A Pizzetti original, Classic La-z-boy reclining rocking chair, made of walnut and white leather, Italy circa 1960s. The leather shows signs of...

10 years after its debut in the market as an executive office chair and waiting armchair, Hive has been revisited and redesigned to adapt to the new needs of the lounge, waiting and ...

An exceptional range of rocking chair, pioneer of bent chrome and cushioned seating, flat iron straps, round bent construction, hinged upholstery, original backing fabric, padded armrests, original fretwork, PROVENANCE-J. Klauda, pharmacist, traveller, collector of antiques, founded the Klauda Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštem, later bequeathed his collections to the Museums Association and the Jaronek brothers-Jaronek Museum, This important and rare piece of furniture is regularly auctioned at the world's leading auctions.The chair was first exhibited in 1851 at the first world exposition in London, the -world expo 1851-, and at the -world expo 1862-. Its probable designer is peter cooper...