Group of 6 Chairs Formanova Foam Metal Italy 1960s-1970s

Group of chairs, oak wood, foam padding, fabric upholstery.

Group of five 30s-40s chairs with brass-plated metal tubular structure, seat and back in plywood covered in imitation leather.

Italy Early 20th century

Group of 10 walnut chairs in Baroque style, Italy, early 20th century. Shaped and carved open back with a pair of curls, centrally connected by 2 folders. Moved legs ending with carved feet. Padded seat.

Pair of chairs with lacquered wood structure and leatherette seat.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800, 17th century - from 1601 to 1700

Group of 4 baroque spool chairs with upholstered back and seat covered in velvet. Walnut wood structure.

Late 18th century

Pair of neoclassical chairs supported by rudent truncated conical legs tightened by a collar in the upper part, the seat is draped, while the backrest is open; in walnut.

Italy Third Quarter XVIII Century

Group of 4 Emilian neoclassical chairs in walnut entirely carved, Italy, third quarter of the 18th century. Open back panel with central rose window, wavy apron, rosettes at the connection points and rudent truncated cone legs ending with a vase foot. Padded seat.

Group of 4 chairs in stained beech wood, foam padding, imitation leather covering.

Italy Early 18th century

Group of 4 baroque spool chairs in walnut, Italy, early 18th century. Padded back and seat.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Group of 5 Directoire chairs supported by saber shaped legs; padded seat ( one of the chairs hasen't lining) and open backrest; walnut.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Pair of Directoire chairs supported by pyramidal truncated frontal legs and saber shaped rear ones that are connected by crossbeams; The seat is tanned, while the open backrest is carved and pierced in the shape of a lyre. In walnut.

England, early 20th century

Group of six style chairs supported by legs of which the front ones are moved and ending with “claw and ball” feet; in mahogany, the seat is padded, while the open back is carved and perforated.