Alessandro Mendini, 'Museum' chair (also known as

Alessandro Mendini, 'Museum' chair (also known as 'Sedile del'Museo Bagatti Valsecchi'), 1996, H. 85 x 48 x 53 cm. Made by Osvaldo Mastrangelo, Meda. Solid beech wood, steamed, stained with red, yello

TWO VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM ALESSANDRO MENDINI MINIATURE CHAIRS21st Century1) “Lassu" in gray wood.2) "Sedia Spaziale" in blue and yellow wood.Both with original crate and brochure.Heights 5.5" and

Signed MARCEL BREUER for Stendig model B3 lounge chair, also known as Wassily chair. Underside has tag which reads MADE IN ITALY. Originally designed for and named after Bauhaus artist Wassily Kandins

Louis XV style canopied bergere, 'Guerite' or Sentry Canopy Chair, also known as Porter's, Monks or Conversation Chair having flowerhead cresting, channeled interior back and seat and elbow rests cust

Charles Eames (American, 1907ñ1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912ñ1988) for Herman Miller, USA. Executive Chair, also known as the Time-Life Chair, with leather seating and an aluminum frame. De

The Hans Wegner Shell Chair, also known simply as the "Shell Chair," is a classic and iconic piece of modern furniture designed by the Danish furniture designer Hans Wegner. Here are some key details

Library chair, also known as a cock fighting chair. Current owner's father purchased the chair from Lloyd's Antiques in Manhattan. Cup holder on side slightly loose. Measures 38" x 26" x 28"

designer by Marcel Breuer, late 20th century;; "The Wassily Chair, also known as the Model B3 chair, was designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925-1926 while he was the head of the cabinet-making workshop at

An exceptional pair of iconic Basculant sling chairs -also known as Model B301 and LC1 - in chrome and black leather, reproduced from Le Corbusier's original 1928 design. Apparently unsigned; possibly

An exceptional pair of iconic Basculant sling chairs -also known as Model B301 and LC1 - in chrome and black leather, reproduced from Le Corbusier's original 1928 design. Apparently unsigned; possibly

20th century to contemporary. Pair of Louis XV style canopied bergeres, guerites, or sentry canopy chairs, also known as Porter's, monks or conversation chairs, with exposed tan painted slightly distr

Pair of Mid-Century Modern style "657" chairs by Charles Pollock for Knoll with early Knoll trademark. These chairs are also known as "sling chairs" due to their leather sling back construction. The l

Alessandro Mendini Cappellini Lounge chair model Poltrona di Proust. Designed in 1978. Painted wood, fabric. 110x102x90cm. Literature: Albrecht Bangert, Italian Furniture Design, München 1988, Ab

Pair Thonet No 17 Armchairs in Bent Wood & Cane Weave. A pair of design classics from Thonet for FMG. Chair no. 17, also known as "Long John" was designed by Michael Thonet around 1846. They feature d

Pair of French Renaissance Revival carved walnut corner chairs, known also as roundabouts, late 19th century, each centering a cherub mask on the crest rail, and having carved gryphon figural splats,

Set of 4 Hans Wegner round chairs for Johannes Hansen. Also known as The Chair. Chairs are oak with leather seats. Measures: 30.25 H x 25 W x 20 D. Arm height: 27.25. Seat height: 18.25

First designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1969 for a few years before being discontinued, the lounge chair and pouf UP5, also known as Big Mama, Blow Up and Donna, was reissued in 2000 by B&B Italia.Feminine

Glossy finish porcelain that is part of Lladro's historical collection. depicts Hawaiian girl with floral dress sitting on a chair This piece is also known as Hawaiian Benty. Lladro backstamp. Artist:

A set of eight B9 cane dining chairs by Thonet / Stendig. Also known as “Le Corbusier" chairs. 31 x 22 x 19 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

from estate great Austrian style hall chair with stick and ball design 41" tall x 25" wide at arms 18" seat height does show an early arm repair see pics late 19th C? also known as tyrolean ? chair

Pair of Pierre Paulin (French, 1927-2009) for Artifort mid-century modern chairs from the F260 series also known as ABCD. Wood frame on castors with shaped foam seats and "wave" backs, with the origin

Chippendale style mahogany "Rising Sun" armchair, also known as "George Washington's Chair", after the original by John Folwell, made in 1779 for Independence Hall located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvani

Rare high-back model 3758 armchair - also known as the "Red Chair" and the "Barcelona Chair" - in teak wood, designed by Kaare Klint and produced by Rud Rasmussen. Originally released around 1930; thi

Medium: offset lithograph (after the drawing). Printed in 1960 on cream laid paper and published in partnership with the Musee d'Antibes (also known as The Picasso Museum). Size: 9 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches