Group of 3 Swivel Stools Leatherette Italy 1960s-1970s

Group of 6 chairs; spring padding, upholstery in skai, ebony-stained wood, brass.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Windsor children's chair, stamped on the side of the seat "Nicholson Rockley". George Nicholson ran the manufacturing company in Rockley, a small village near Retford in North Nottinghamshire, from 1828 until around 1840, producing the signature Windsor chairs. In yew wood, the seat is in elm.

Italy Late 18th - Early 19th Century

Neoclassical armchair and chair in walnut, Italy, late 18th - early 19th century. Open back panels with interwoven perforated ogives folder, carved rosettes at the junction point between the folder and turned uprights. Truncated pyramidal legs, the hind legs like a saber. Padded seat.

Bench; teak wood, enamelled metal.

Italy, First Quarter XIX Century

Empire curule chair in walnut, Italy, first quarter of the 19th century. Upholstered seat, legs connected by turned crossbars.

Group of 3 chairs; structure in steel and brass, seat and back in leather.

Northern Italy, Late XIX Century

Alpine-style swivel chair in walnut, northern Italy, late 19th century. Circular folder with phytomorphic carvings, armrests supported by turned uprights, legs and part of the backrest with serrated profile.

Pair of chairs with reclining backrests; metal, foam padding, fabric cover.

Chair; spring padding, imitation leather upholstery, stained beech wood, brass tips.

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 Mid 19th century

Group of 4 Louis Philippe walnut chairs, Italy mid 19th century. Oval back with openwork medallion, padded seats, wavy legs. Carved in leafy curls.

Neoclassical (1765-1790)

Pair of neoclassical chairs supported by truncated cone legs; in walnut, the seat and the raised medallion back are in walnut.