Vintage Bernini Chairs Design Silvio Coppola Italy 1960s-1970s

Chairs with armrests, stained beech wood, foam seat with renewed skai covering (not original from the period).

Two chairs with armrests made with stained beech wood structure, seat and backrest renewed with foam padding and imitation leather covering in dove gray tones. Restored.

Austria, Late XIX Century

Group of bent beech chairs made in the second half of the 19th century by the J & J Kohn company. This is the company founded in 1849 by the two brothers Jacob and Josef Kohn who began to make bent beech chairs and export them all over the world, quickly becoming the major competitors of Thonet production. The company merged with Mundus in 1914 and then with Thonet in 1921. Made of bent beech with an open back with typical curves, the seats are cane-covered.

Five Italian-made chairs with bamboo structure; available with red fabric seat cover.

1970s

Group of 4 chairs, chrome-plated metal and leather. Good condition.

England, Late XIX Century

Pair of Sheraton-style armchairs in mahogany entirely painted with floral motifs and gold profiles. Pierced shield-shaped backrest, wavy armrests, truncated pyramidal legs, padded seat. England, second half of the 19th century.

Set of four vintage dining chairs made in Italy with beech wood frame, seat with spring padding and emerald green fabric upholstery.

Austria, Early XIX Century

Group of six Empire chairs in walnut and walnut crotch. Wavy, open backrest with central elliptical medallion in cherry painted with allegorical motifs. Front legs are truncated pyramidal and rear legs are sabre-shaped. Cane seat. Austria, early 19th century.

Pair of iconic "Tulip" model chairs with cast aluminium base, plastic shell, foam cushion with original leather upholstery from the period. Good condition.

Italy, XVII Century

Group of four baroque chairs in walnut, carved and inlaid folders, on the front and on the back. Restorations and missing parts. Italy, 17th century.

Early XVIII Century

Pair of baroque chairs with shaped backs and padded seats upholstered in leather, Umbria, early 18th century. Walnut structure, crosspieces and spool front legs. A coat of arms is painted in the center of the backrests, which seems to correspond to the coat of arms of the Fedeli family of Spoleto, portraying a dressed faith (in heraldry the faith indicates two hands shaking) with a six-pointed gold star at the top. The leather covering of one seat was replaced in the 19th century.