Chairs
Our collection of collectible 20th century side chairs, office chairs, swivel chairs and dining room chairs
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Sold outYour message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →20th century vintage boudoir vanity chair in designed with a heart shaped curved backrest, quilted fabric and soft round cushion. In fully restored condition with Lelièvre Paris red velvet fabric. We added black rollers for functionality. France, circa 1950s.Additional InformationOrigin: France
In the style of: RenaissancePeriod: 1950's
Materials and techniques:
- Velvet upholsteryCondition: Excellent, fully restored
Dimensions: 76 cm H x 64 cm W x 39 cm DSeat height: 42 cm
Number of items: 1
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →Pair of 20th century vintage chairs designed by Gastone Renaldi for RIMA in their original vintage condition, circa 1950's. In their original condition: red fabric, black tubular steel structure with aluminium endings.Additional InformationOrigin: ItalyDesigner: Gastone RenaldiManufacturer: RIMA
In the style of: Mid-Century ModernPeriod: 1950
Condition: Very good
Wear: Consistent with age and use
Dimensions: 84 cm H x 46 cm W x 49 cm D
Number of items: 2
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →Rare French Mathieu Mategot Copacabana original edition chair with curved tubular steel legs and structure. Fully restored with Italian leather seat, backrest and lacquer.Additional InformationCreator: Mathieu Mategot
Origin: France
In the style of: Mid-Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1950-1959
Materials and techniques:
- Forged steel- Perforated steel sheet
Condition: Excellent, fully restored with cushion seat and re-lacquered
Wear: Wear consistent with age and use
Dimensions: Height: 80 cm I Depth: 49 cm I Width: 65 cm
Number of items: 1
About Mathieu Mategot (1910-2001)Born and educated in Budapest, furniture and tapestry designer Mathieu Mategot moved to France in the early 1930s, where he worked as a window dresser and women’s clothing designer. He learned metalworking techniques as a prisoner of war in the 1940s, and upon his release began designing furniture, pioneering many of what we now identify as midcentury design tropes, like metal-mounted rattan, steel tubing, and perforated sheet metal. By the 1970s, Mategot returned to producing tapestries, many of which evoke Abstract Expressionist paintings.Source: https://www.artsy.net/artist/mathieu-mategot
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →This original Mathieu Mategot "Nagasaki" chair designed in 1954 is one of his best known creations. It incarnates the innovative techniques Mategot is famous for: a unique three legged model built with perforated sheet metal giving it an impression of airiness and an everlasting modern feel to it. It is exposed at the Vitra Design Museum permanent exhibition. We have deliberately decided not to restore the piece in order to maintain its historic feel.The one we have on show is an original 1st edition.Additional InformationCreator: Mathieu Mategot
Origin: France
In the style of: Mid-Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1954
Materials and techniques:
- Perforated sheet and tube Metal
- Paint
Condition: Worn
Wear: Wear on metal with perforations that add the item's raw beauty.
Dimensions: Height 73 cm I Width 57 cm I Depth 55 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Weight: 4 kg
Number of items: 1
About Mathieu MategotBorn and educated in Budapest, furniture and tapestry designer Mathieu Mategot moved to France in the early 1930s, where he worked as a window dresser and women’s clothing designer. He learned metalworking techniques as a prisoner of war in the 1940s, and upon his release began designing furniture, pioneering many of what we now identify as midcentury design tropes, like metal-mounted rattan, steel tubing, and perforated sheet metal. By the 1970s, Mategot returned to producing tapestries, many of which evoke Abstract Expressionist paintings.Source: https://www.artsy.net/artist/mathieu-mategot -
Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →White fiberglass space age chair circa 1970's with futuristic curves of modernist approach. In the style of the Orbit chair by Walter Grunder and Markus Farner.Fully restored in excellent vintage condition.Additional InformationIn the style of: Space Age
Period: 1970's
Materials and techniques:
- Fiberglass- Stainless Steel
Condition: Excellent, fully restored
Wear: Little signs of wear
Dimensions: Height: 74 cm I Width: 55cm I Depth: 54 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Weight: 14 kg
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →Pair of stackable Bofinger chairs by Helmut Bätzner produced around 1966 for the Badisches Staatstheater of Karlsruhe.The first one-piece mass-produced plastic chair.Additional InformationOrigin: GermanyDesigner: Helmut Bätzner
In the style of: IndustrialPeriod: 1966
Materials and techniques:- Moudled polyester resinCondition: Fully restored
Wear: Light
Dimensions: 75 cm H I 52 cm W I 51cm DSeat height: 47 cm
Number of items: 2
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →French Art Deco 1930's wooden spherical chair with engraved details on the inner surfaces.
Good vintage condition with light crack on the outer right side.
Additional InformationOrigin: France
In the style of: Art Deco
Date of Manufacture: 1930's
Materials and techniques:
- Sculpted OakCondition: Good vintage condition, crack on the outer right side.
Wear: Signs of wear consistent with age and use.
Dimensions: Height 74 cm I Width 54,5 cm I Depth 37 cmWeight: 7,8 kgNumber of items: 1 -
Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →Mid-century chair re-upholstered in Lelievre Paris velvet with tapered legs and brass sabots.
Additional InformationIn the style of: Mid-Century ModernPeriod: 1970'sMaterials and techniques:- Oak- Velvet Upholstery- BrassCondition: Excellent, fully restored with new upholsteryWear: Small signs of wear on structure consistent with ageDimensions: Height 74 cm I Width 49 cm I Depth 56 cm
Seat Height: 45 cmWeight: 6 kgNumber of items: 2
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →Pair of french 1960-1970's chairs composed of a tubular lacquered steel structure which has been left untouched to preserve their vintage feel, and a restored with a Lelievre Paris orange velvet upholstery, one of the highest quality fabric makers in France.Additional InformationOrigin: France
In the style of: Mid-Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1960-1970's
Materials and techniques:
- Velvet Upholstery
- Lacquered Steel
Condition: Excellent, fully restored
Wear: Signs of wear to the structure consistent with age and use
Dimensions: Height: 92 cm I Width: 54 cm I Depth 69 cm
Number of items: 2
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