Vintage Chairs Medea by F.lli Tagliabue Wood Italy 1950s-60s

Netherlands, Third Quarter of the XIX Century

Group composed of two different pairs of chairs in the Baroque style, Holland third quarter of the 19th century. Made of oak wood veneered in walnut briar, they have inlays in maple and other woods with small parts in ivory, the latter used both for the bird's eyes and in the petals of some flowers. The inlays are floral with vases on the open panels of the backrest. Wavy legs and back, claw and ball carved feet of a pair, removable seat cushions. This CITES document.

Parma Last Fourth XVIII Century

Group of 12 neoclassical chairs in cherry, Parma, last quarter of the 18th century. Open back carved with festoon at the top and satchel with anthemium, fluted truncated cone legs, poded and carved with phytomorphic elements, carved vase feet. A partially gilded chair. Lacks and substitutions. Necessary restoration in the session.

Lombardy, Second Quarter XIX Century

Group of 4 eclectic chairs in carved, lacquered and gilded wood, Lombardy, second quarter of the 19th century. Decorated with leafy and curly elements. Upholstered backrest and seat.

Group of 4 chairs; chromed metal tubular, foam padding and leather upholstery.

Lombardy Third Quarter XVIII Century

Group of 6 neoclassical chairs and armchair in walnut, Lombardy, third quarter of the 18th century. Equipped with backrest with "8" shaped folder carved with leaf motifs and central rose window, the latter also taken up in the center of the apron, fluted truncated cone legs ending with a vase foot. The armchair has wavy armrests supported by fluted column elements.