ANTIQUE SEATS

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of lacquered and gilded chairs, carved all over with neoclassical motifs, padded seat and back. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Group of four chairs in the Baroque style in walnut, open backrest with central pillar pierced and carved with scrolls and leaf motifs, as in the front legs and crosspiece. Wavy legs and curled feet, padded seat. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe sofa in walnut, curved arms and legs, enveloping back and padded seat. Italy, mid-19th century.

England, Early XX Century

Group of four chairs made of beech, early 1900s. They are folding chairs and have an open backrest decorated with turned rods and a plywood seat with a star decoration made with holes. On the back of the seats is the inventory mark County Hotel Canterbury, a famous Hotel from the early 1900s, located at 30/31 High Street, Canterbury.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Walnut lounge chair, front armrest carved with a griffin figure, feral feet with leaf carving. Padded back, seat and side. Sliding seat and reclining side resting on a turned crosspiece. Italy, mid-19th century.

Italy, Late XX Century

A neo-Renaissance style high chair with a perforated front panel, seat and back upholstered in red velvet, with ends carved with monstrous protomes, in walnut, accompanied by three Rococo style chairs, with sabre legs and open backrests.

Italy, XVIII Century

Wing sofa in ebonized walnut, supported by curved legs, armrests with leaf carvings and curl. Padded seat, back and armrests. Italy, 18th century.

4 Mahogany Chairs

Four chairs from the first half of the 19th century, made of mahogany, have turned front legs with the front band of the seat partially carved, the backrest is open with a central carved folder like the upper one in which a compartment for the grip of the chairs is perforated. The model is derived from English chairs of the same period.

Chiavari, Late XIX Century

Five "chiavarine" chairs from the end of the 19th century. Made of maple, super light, they have the typical turned workmanship on the legs and the rods of the backrest. Cane seat. These chairs were very successful in the 19th century for their design and lightness, and were exported all over the world; not only very popular, but considered elegant, they can be found in all European palaces.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Walnut bench, paneled back, wavy armrests culminating in a curl supported by a turned upright, turned front legs. Italy, mid-19th century.

England, XX Century

Group of five mahogany chairs, openwork shield back, carved truncated conical front legs, upholstered seat. England, 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Louis Philippe sofa in walnut richly carved with scrolls, curls, leaves and central shell, padded back, armrests and seat. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

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.

Lombardy, XX Century

Group of six Thonet-style armchairs in curved and stained beech. Manufactured by FURLANI (Italy). Lombardy, 20th century.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Group of four Baroque chairs in walnut, back and seat in leather fixed with studs. One of the chairs has an embossed leather back. Various breaks. Italy, early 18th century.

France, XX Century

Late Baroque armchair in walnut-stained beech, richly carved with leafy and floral motifs. Wavy arms and legs joined by a crosspiece, cane seat and back. France, 20th century.

Curved Beech Rocking Chair

Rocking chair inspired by Thonet productions, made of bent beech in the early 1900s. Cane seat and backrest.

France, Late XVIII Century

Walnut armchair richly carved with Neoclassical motifs, turned and carved front legs, one of the two later remade in beech, cane seat and back. France, late 18th century.

France, Late XVIII-Early XIX Century

Pair of Directoire armchairs in cherry, stamped “F: Geny”, French cabinetmaker active under Louis XVI. They have a shaped and carved open back, sabre-shaped rear legs and an upholstered seat. One armchair was reinforced later. France, late 18th, early 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut armchair from the Umbertine period, made of carved and turned walnut.

Italy, XIX Century

Louis Philippe armchair in walnut, leaf carvings and scrolls in the armrests, wavy rear legs and turned front legs, culminating with brass cups and casters. Padded back, armrests and seat. Reclining backrest via rack mechanism controlled by the armrests. Italy, 19th century.

Italy, XIX Century

Armchair in walnut-stained beech, Neoclassical carvings on the entire surface, truncated conical legs, padded seat, armrests and backrest, embroidered fabric. Italy, 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Group of six chairs in walnut-stained beech, open backrest with perforated central element, wavy legs with leaf carvings. Italy, 20th century.

Austria, Early XX Century

Pair of Biedermeier style benches made in the 20th century. In cherry, they have five uprights, with outwardly curved armrests, a boat-shaped backrest with a small central armrest; on the backrest there are turned pinnacles and as ornaments, carved and lacquered faux bronze applications, rosettes, one of which is missing, and an athlete's head taken from the antique.