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A beautifully preserved two‑seat Dezza sofa, originally designed in 1965 by the legendary Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti and produced by Poltrona Frau. This 2011 edition, fully stamped and authenticated, represents one of Ponti’s most iconic contributions to modern furniture design; a piece that masterfully balances lightness, comfort, and sculptural clarity.
The Dezza series was conceived as an exploration of refined proportions and innovative construction. This sofa reflects Ponti’s signature approach: angled armrests, tapered legs, and a visually airy frame that contrasts with the luxurious softness of the leather upholstery. The cushions are generously padded yet elegantly structured, offering exceptional comfort without compromising the clean, architectural silhouette.
Poltrona Frau’s craftsmanship elevates the design even further. Their premium leather, meticulous stitching, and precise joinery ensure durability and a tactile richness that complements Ponti’s vision. The result is a timeless modern classic; equally suited to contemporary interiors and curated design collections.
Dimensions:
Height: 69 cm
Depth: 79 cm
Width: 137 cm
Seat height: 44 cm
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Art Deco side chair by Maurice Dufrene, France ca. 1925
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A rare and historically significant Art Deco chair designed by Maurice Dufrene for the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris — the landmark exhibition that gave the Art Deco movement its name. Crafted in oak and upholstered in leather, this piece exemplifies Dufrene’s refined approach to modern French luxury: elegant, architectural, and impeccably balanced.
The chair features the clean geometry and subtle ornamentation characteristic of Dufrene’s work, combining solid craftsmanship with a sophisticated decorative sensibility. The carved oak frame displays his mastery of proportion and detail, while the leather seat adds warmth, comfort, and material richness. Its presence is both understated and authoritative, reflecting the designer’s belief that functional objects should also be works of art.
Maurice Dufrene (1876–1955) was one of the most influential figures of the Art Deco era. Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs, he became a member of the Société des Artistes Décorateurs in 1904 and exhibited with them throughout his career. His contributions to the 1925 Exposition helped define the aesthetic vocabulary of modern French design, making surviving pieces from this period especially sought after.
A museum‑worthy example of early Art Deco craftsmanship, this chair is ideal for collectors, decorators, and admirers of French design history.
Dimensions:
Height: 87 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Seat height: 47 cm
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Josef Hoffmann kubus sofa Ca.1980
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Black leather Kubus sofa model "8020" designed by Josef Hoffmann for Wittmann.
This Kubus sofa is designed in 1910 for the Buenos Aires exhibition to celebrate the Argentina's independence.
Since 1960, the sofa has been produced by the Austrian producer Wittmann. This is a early 1980's edition.
Made of soft black leather and wooden frame and legs.
Marked with label.
Dimensions:
Height: 72 cm
Width: 166 cm
Depth: 77 cm
Seat height: 44 cm
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Pair of Janine Abraham & Dirk Jan Rol Wicker Lounge Armchairs
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Pair of armchairs by Janine Abraham & Dirk Jan Rol.
Made of black metal base and a rattan seat.
Dimensions:
Height: 77 cm
Width: 79 cm
Depth: 61 cm
Seat height: 35 cm
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Leather gym mat Ca.1930
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Leather gym mat ca.1930 Belgium.
Made from thick but soft leather.
With a very nice patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 13 cm
Width: 181 cm
Depth: 105 cm
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Willy Van Der Meeren chair
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Chair by designer Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax Ca.1950.
Has a black lacquered metal frame with blue vinyl seat.
The armrests are made of wood. Completely original and in a good vintage condition.
Van Der Meeren is considered one of the most important Belgian furniture designers of the postwar period.
This piece of Belgian social furniture was designed for schools in the early 1950s. They are now highly collectible.
Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 64 cm
Depth: 51 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
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Art Deco armchairs in red upholstery
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A set of Art Deco armchairs in a red color velvet upholstery in a overall good condition. The rounded forms of the chairs are applying a dynamic accent to the design. Overall, this pair will make a great accent in one's Mid-Century Modern interior.
Set of 3 available.
Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 114 cm
Depth: 82 cm
Seat height: 38 cm
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Sculptural Art Deco Armchair, France 1930s
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A striking embodiment of 1930s Art Deco elegance, this sculptural armchair blends bold geometry with tactile richness. Upholstered in a sumptuous green velvet across the seat and backrest, the chair’s inner surfaces invite comfort and visual depth, while the outer shell—rendered in warm brown leatherette—adds a sleek, architectural contrast. The interplay of textures is both deliberate and dramatic, reflecting the movement’s fascination with material juxtaposition and modern luxury.
The silhouette is compact yet assertive, with gently flared arms and a squared back that echo the streamlined forms of early modernist design. Brass nailhead trim traces the contours with precision, adding a touch of metallic glamour and framing the upholstery like a tailored garment. The wooden legs, slightly tapered, ground the composition with quiet strength.
This piece likely originated in a Belgian interior during the interwar years, when Art Deco was at its zenith, celebrated for its fusion of craftsmanship, innovation, and cosmopolitan flair. Whether placed in a salon, study, or boutique setting, the chair offers both sculptural presence and functional elegance.
Dimensions:
Height: 70 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 75 cm
Seat height: 37 cm
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French set of Lounge Chairs in Floral Upholstery
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Set of tree french armchairs that have a elegant curve of the backrest and the large, bulky armrests that provide the sitter to lay down their arms comfortably. This design is ably employed as either the heart of a decor or its focal point thanks to its characteristic shapes.
When seated you experience a pleasant enclosed feeling due to the bulky and thick construction of the imposing frame.
Overall, this pair of lounge chairs is a standout and can be placed in an entranceway or serve as a taste of delicateness in any room.
The design convinces visually through the charming floral upholstery and stabile construction. Also notice the details of the great color details that come back in the wood painted base.
Can also be purchased individually.
Dimensions:
Height: 81 cm
Width: 97 cm
Depth: 90 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
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Pair of Vintage low Brutalist tripod Stools, Belgium, 1960s
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A striking example of mid‑century Belgian Brutalism, these 1960s stools embody the movement’s raw, architectural spirit. Carved from solid wood with a powerful sense of mass and materiality, it celebrates the honest, unrefined beauty of hand‑worked timber, an aesthetic that defined Belgian decorative arts of the postwar decades.
The round seats features bold, geometric carving that gives the piece a sculptural presence, while the three sturdy legs anchor it with quiet strength. Its tactile surface, marked by subtle irregularities and the natural grain of the wood, reflects the artisanal craftsmanship that made Belgian Brutalist furniture so distinctive. Rather than concealing the material, the maker highlights its weight, texture, and imperfections, resulting in an object that feels both primitive and modern.
Functional as a stool yet equally compelling as a decorative accent or pedestal, it brings warmth and authenticity to interiors ranging from wabi‑sabi and organic modern to contemporary minimalist spaces. The deep, time‑softened patina enhances its character, offering a sense of history without compromising structural integrity.
A beautifully expressive piece of mid‑century Belgian design, simple, sculptural, and full of soul.
Dimensions:
Height: 42 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Diameter seat: 32 cm
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Set of 6 Dining Chairs by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, Belgium, 1950s
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A superb example of postwar Belgian modernism, this set of six dining chairs was designed in the 1950s by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax; one of the most influential collaborations in mid‑century European furniture design. Van Der Meeren’s work is celebrated for its clarity, functionality, and architectural precision, and these chairs embody the designer’s signature blend of industrial materials and human‑scaled comfort.
Each chair features a black lacquered metal frame with clean, linear geometry, giving the set a distinctly modernist silhouette. The seats and backs are upholstered in vibrant blue vinyl, a material choice typical of the era’s embrace of practicality and color. Warm wooden armrests introduce a tactile contrast, softening the industrial structure and adding a refined, organic touch.
Designed for durability and everyday use, the chairs remain visually striking thanks to their bold color palette and balanced proportions. They reflect the optimism and forward‑looking spirit of 1950s Belgium, a period when designers sought to create accessible, well‑crafted furniture for a rapidly modernizing society.
Perfect for a contemporary dining room, creative workspace, or design‑driven interior, this set of six offers both historical significance and timeless appeal. Their sculptural lines and vibrant presence make them an iconic representation of mid‑century Belgian design.
A rare and cohesive ensemble from one of Belgium’s most important modernist designers.
Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 64 cm
Depth: 51 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
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Rustic Handmade oak Stool, France, 19th Century
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A charming example of 19th‑century French rural craftsmanship, this handmade wooden stool embodies the honesty, simplicity, and tactile warmth of traditional provincial furniture. Shaped entirely by hand, the piece carries the irregularities and subtle asymmetries that define true vernacular design, each mark, curve, and contour revealing the touch of the artisan who created it.
The stool’s sculptural form is both functional and expressive, with a solid wooden seat supported by sturdy legs that angle outward for stability. Time has bestowed a rich, authentic patina across the surface, softening the edges and deepening the natural grain of the wood. This aged finish gives the piece a soulful presence, the kind of character that only generations of use can produce.
Stools like this were everyday objects in 19th‑century French homes and farmsteads, used for work, rest, and domestic tasks. Today, they are prized for their sculptural simplicity and the quiet poetry of their handmade construction. This example stands out for its strong silhouette and the beautifully weathered surface that highlights the material’s natural beauty.
Whether used as a functional accent, a small side table, or a decorative sculptural object, this 19th‑century French stool brings warmth, authenticity, and a touch of rustic history into any interior.
A soulful and evocative piece of provincial French craftsmanship with exceptional patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 62 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
Width:32 cm
Depth: 27 cm
Ref. 23-0042
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Cosmos Living Room Set of 3 by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti, Italy, 1954
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A refined example of mid‑century Italian design, this Cosmos living room set by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti (1954) captures the sculptural lightness and modernist clarity that defined Bozzi’s work. The set consists of two lounge chairs and a matching loveseat, each showcasing the designer’s signature interplay of fluid curves and slender metal framing.
The pieces have been completely restored and reupholstered in a soft beige fabric that complements their airy silhouette. The new upholstery is not only elegant but also practical, chosen for its easy‑to‑clean properties—making the set ideal for contemporary living without compromising its vintage character. The black metal legs retain their original minimalist expression, providing a crisp contrast to the warm, neutral textile.
Bozzi’s designs for Saporiti are celebrated for their balance of comfort and architectural precision. The gently shell‑shaped seats embrace the body, while the open, elevated structure gives the furniture a sense of weightlessness. This set embodies that philosophy beautifully, offering both visual sophistication and everyday usability.
Perfect for a modern interior, design‑driven home, or curated mid‑century collection, the Cosmos set stands as an iconic example of Italian post‑war design—fresh, sculptural, and timeless.
A rare and beautifully restored 1954 Bozzi ensemble, ready to anchor a living space with elegance and mid‑century authenticity.
Armchair dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 82 cm
Depth: 70 cm
Seat height: 36 cm
Sofa dimensions:
Height: 85 cm
Width: 194 cm
Depth: 70 cm
Seat height: 36 cm
23-0131, 23-0132, 23-0133
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Rustic handmade stool
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Rustic handmade French stool made of a solid trunk of wood. A beautiful piece with great patina and history on the wood.
Dimensions:
Height: 44 cm
Width: 41 cm
Depth: 29 cm
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Extra large Victorian sofa and ottoman 1890
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This large Victorian sofa that dates back to 1890 has a comfortable and deep seat, allowing you to relax. The seat is made of full wood and has elegant claw and ball feet, which give it a classic look. The fabric of the seat has a beautiful beige green pattern, which goes well with different interior styles. To complete the look, the seat has a bright red cushion to sit on, which contrasts nicely with the rest of the seat. The armrests of the seat also have beautiful sculpted details, which testify to craftsmanship and quality. This large Victorian seat is a real eye-catcher and an asset to your home.
A matching ottoman is also available, which perfectly matches the large Victorian armchair. The ottoman has the same fabric and colour as the seat, and also has claw and ball feet. It is ideal to put your feet on, or to use as an extra seat. The pouf is a handy and stylish addition to your seat.
This sofa and ottoman are not only comfortable, but also a piece of art and history. The seat dates from around 1890, which means it is an authentic and historic piece of furniture. The seat was made in the Victorian period, which was characterised by a rich and elegant style.
Sofa dimensions:
Height: 105 cm
Width: 270 cm
Depth: 120 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Ottoman dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Width: 173 cm
Depth: 71 cm
seat height: 40 cm
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Neo renaissance throne chair 1890
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A striking Neo‑Renaissance throne chair from France, dating to the 1890s, distinguished by its sculptural presence and richly historic character. This dramatic seating piece reflects the 19th‑century revival of Renaissance aesthetics, when French artisans reinterpreted the grandeur of the 16th century with meticulous craftsmanship and theatrical flair.
The chair’s X‑frame silhouette evokes the iconic Savonarola and Dante forms, long associated with authority and ceremonial use. Carved walnut elements flow in rhythmic curves, with each arm and leg shaped into interlacing forms that demonstrate both technical mastery and artistic ambition. The dark leather backrest, edged with decorative fringe and secured by brass studs, adds a tactile contrast to the warm, polished wood. Its expressive proportions, broad stance, high back, and sculptural arms, give the chair a commanding, almost regal presence.
During the late 19th century, France embraced a wave of historicist styles, with the Neo‑Renaissance movement celebrating craftsmanship, symbolism, and the grandeur of earlier European courts. Chairs of this type were often created for prestigious interiors; libraries, salons, or ceremonial halls, where they served as both functional seating and emblematic status objects.
This chair stands as a sculptural focal point in any interior, blending effortlessly into eclectic, classical, or maximalist spaces. Its combination of carved walnut, leather, and ornamental detailing gives it a museum‑worthy presence while remaining inviting and tactile.
Dimensions:
Height: 88 cm
Width: 68 cm
Depth: 53 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Ref. 23-0162
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Art Deco set of six chairs by De Coene 1930
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This set of six art deco chairs made by De Coene in Belgium in 1930. The chairs are made of full wood and have a brown leatherette seat. They have the typical art deco style, with a curved back and elegant lines. These chairs are a perfect example of the art deco style and would be a great addition to any interior.
These chairs are not only beautiful, but also comfortable and durable. Made with craftsmanship and quality, they have stood the test of time. They are also easy to maintain.
This set of chairs was made by De Coene, a famous Belgian furniture company known for its Art Deco creations. De Coene operated from 1888 to 1977, producing furniture for royal palaces, hotels, ships and public buildings.
We also have the matching cupboard and table for sale.
Dimensions:
Height: 96 cm
Width: 45 cm
Depth: 48 cm
Seat height: 47 cm
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Set of Leather Swan Chairs by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, Denmark 2006
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The Swan chair is an iconic design by renowned Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen. He designed this chair in 1958 for the lobby and lounge of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The chair has no straight lines, but an organic and soft shape that embraces the person sitting in it. The chair has a strong architectural feel, despite its simplicity and elegance.
These Swan chairs are produced by Fritz Hansen, a leading Danish furniture company known for its craftsmanship and quality. The chair is made of an aluminium swivel base is shaped and upholstered in leather.
We offer a set of two Swan chairs, which were produced by Fritz Hansen in 2006. These chairs have a white colour, which gives a fresh and modern look. The chairs have slight signs of use, but are still in good condition. The chairs come with a certificate of authenticity at the bottom, which guarantees their value and authenticity.
The Swan chair is a timeless and unique piece of furniture, which is an asset to any room. The chair combines a deep seat with high armrests, providing optimal comfort and support. The chair also swivels, making it easy to change direction. The chair is not only a functional object, but also a work of art that reflects your personality and style.
Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 75 cm
Depth: 68 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Ref. 23-0231 23-0232
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Modular Sofa in Red and Patterned Upholstery by Roche Bobois, France 1980s
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A vibrant and sculptural modular sofa from Roche Bobois, produced in France during the 1980s, a decade in which the brand embraced bold forms, expressive textiles, and a spirit of playful luxury. This striking composition combines solid red upholstery with richly patterned fabric, creating a dynamic visual rhythm that feels unmistakably of its era yet surprisingly contemporary.
The modular construction allows the sofa to be arranged in multiple configurations, from a classic linear setup to an enveloping corner composition. The rounded corner element and matching ottoman soften the geometry, giving the ensemble a fluid, inviting presence. The mix of solid and patterned upholstery; featuring geometric and abstract motifs in warm tones, captures the eclectic, optimistic aesthetic that defined French design in the late 20th century.
Roche Bobois has long been known for its high‑quality materials and innovative upholstery work. This set reflects that heritage: plush cushions, generous proportions, and a tactile combination of fabrics that add depth and personality. The leather‑embossed RB logo patch on the cushions underscores the brand’s attention to detail and its commitment to craftsmanship.
During the 1980s, Roche Bobois championed modular living, encouraging flexibility, creativity, and expressive interiors. Their designs from this period often blended comfort with bold visual statements; pieces meant to anchor a room and spark conversation. This sofa embodies that philosophy, offering both functional versatility and unmistakable style.
With its saturated red tones and patterned accents, the sofa becomes an instant focal point in any interior. It pairs beautifully with minimalist spaces that benefit from a burst of color, or with eclectic environments that embrace texture and pattern. Whether used as a full modular ensemble or separated into individual units, it brings warmth, personality, and a touch of vintage French glamour.
Dimensions set-up 1:
Height: 88 cm
Width: 360 cm
Depth: 370 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
The longest possible arrangement is 500 cm. With another two-seater 180 cm long on the opposite side.
Footstool dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Diameter: 75 cm
Ref. 23-0228-A
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Leather Pouf by Lowie Vermeersch for Durlet, Belgium 1999
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A rare and sculptural leather pouf designed by Lowie Vermeersch for the Belgian manufacturer Durlet in 1999. This piece reflects the innovative spirit of late‑20th‑century Belgian design, where craftsmanship, ergonomics, and expressive form came together in bold, contemporary ways.
The pouf features an organic, four‑lobed silhouette; soft, rounded, and inviting from every angle. Its playful geometry is characteristic of Vermeersch’s design language, which often blends fluid forms with functional clarity. The piece sits low and grounded, making it both a comfortable seating element and a striking sculptural object within a room.
Upholstered in supple leather, the pouf showcases Durlet’s renowned expertise in leatherwork. The stitching, paneling, and subtle shaping highlight the brand’s commitment to precision and longevity. The leather has developed a gentle patina, adding depth and character without compromising its refined appearance.
Created in 1999, this piece belongs to a period when Belgian designers were gaining international recognition for their thoughtful, human‑centered approach. Vermeersch, known for his work in both furniture and automotive design, brought a unique sensibility to Durlet, merging comfort with sculptural experimentation.
This pouf works beautifully as a standalone accent, a casual seating option, or a playful addition to a contemporary interior. Its bold form and rich leather surface make it a natural focal point in living rooms, lounges, or creative spaces.
Has some signs of use.
Dimensions:
Height: 45 cm
Width: 196 cm
Depth: 196 cm
Ref. 23-0252
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Rustic Tree Trunk Bench, France, 1850s
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Remarkable antique wooden tree trunk bench crafted in France in 1850s. Made from a solid tree trunk, this bench is a testament to natural beauty and durability of wood.
The design of this wooden bench is both simple and captivating. Its legs are made of sturdy tree branches, the top of a tree trunk with a subtile and creative hint to the shape of an animal. Its history, unique form and rustic charm make it a conversation starter.
The natural beauty of the wood shines through in the elegant grain patterns and warm tones, adding a touch of rustic charm to any space. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller areas. Whether you're looking to create a cozy reading nook or a charming outdoor seating area, our wooden bench is the perfect choice to enhance your space with its timeless appeal and exceptional craftsmanship.
Dimensions:
Height: 43 cm
Width: 150 cm
Depth: 27 cm
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Rustic wooden stool with legs made of a tree branch, France, 1850
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France / 1850 / stool / rustic / Mid-century
An unique stool made in France around 1850. Handpicked from trees in the heart of France, this stool showcases the timeless beauty of nature. The stool is made from solid wood and has a tree branch as legs, carefully selected for its durability and unique character. Each stool is one-of-a-kind, with its own distinct markings and textures, making it a truly special addition to your interior.
The rustic appeal of this stool is enhanced which effortlessly combines simplicity and sophistication. The smooth, polished surface with beautiful age patina of the tree trunk is complemented by natural legs, creating a harmonious balance between organic and modern elements. Whether used as a standalone piece or as a stylish accent in your living room, this stool brings nature feel to your home.
Dimensions:
Height: 42 cm
Width: 35 cm
Depth: 24 cm
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Vintage Industrial Gym Mat in Thick Cow Leather, Belgium 1930s
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Belgium / 1930s / gym mat / brown thick cow leather / vintage / industrial
This 1930s Belgian industrial gym mat is a superb example of early 20th‑century athletic equipment, crafted in thick, natural cow leather that has developed a rich, expressive patina over nearly a century of use. Its warm brown surface, marked by creases, scuffs, and the subtle darkening that only time can produce, tells the story of an object built for endurance in an era when sports equipment was handmade, robust, and unapologetically functional.
The mat’s construction reflects the industrial spirit of interwar Belgium, when factories and training halls relied on durable, honest materials. The leather is heavy‑gauge and densely stitched, designed to withstand repeated impact and constant handling. Its tactile surface, softened by decades of wear, retains the authenticity and character that collectors of vintage athletic and industrial design prize so highly. The integrated leather handle adds both practicality and charm, underscoring the mat’s original purpose while enhancing its sculptural presence today.
In the 1930s, physical education was gaining cultural importance across Europe, and equipment like this mat played a central role in gymnasiums, military training centers, and sports clubs. These pieces were engineered to last, and few survive in such evocative condition. The mat stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the period; utilitarian, straightforward, and built with materials meant to age beautifully.
In contemporary interiors, this vintage gym mat becomes a striking decorative object. It can be displayed as wall art, used as a layered accent in a loft or industrial setting, or incorporated into a curated collection of sporting memorabilia. Its rugged texture and warm tones introduce depth and authenticity to modern spaces, making it a compelling piece for those who appreciate the intersection of history, craftsmanship, and industrial aesthetics.
Dimensions:
Height: 7 cm
Width: 177 cm
Depth: 117 cm
Ref. 24-0006
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Elegant rustic beige wooden bench with nice patina, France ca. 1900
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France / 1900 / bench / wood / rustic / mid-century
Nice antique French wooden bench standing on two robust, graceful legs. The seat is supported by triangle reinforcement pieces. These triangels we see back in the sturdy feet. The bench is lacquered in beige/yellow and has a very nice patina.
This beautifully crafted wooden bench is the perfect addition to any indoor space. Its simple yet elegant design exudes a sense of rustic charm, making it a versatile piece that can complement a variety of decor styles. The sturdy construction ensures durability, while the smooth finish adds a touch of sophistication to the overall look. on a patio, or in a hallway, this bench is sure to provide a comfortable seating option for you and your guests.
Dimensions:
Height: 32 cm
Width: 198 cm
Depth: 33 cm
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Set of 2 Art Deco Armchairs in Walnut Veneer, France 1930s
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These 1930s French Art Deco armchairs present a refined dialogue between sculptural woodwork and soft, modern upholstery, capturing the confident elegance that defined the movement at its height. Their silhouettes balance geometric clarity with gentle curvature, creating a pair that feels both architectural and inviting. The walnut veneer, warm and richly figured, frames each chair with a luminous sheen that reflects the artisanal precision of early‑20th‑century French cabinetmaking.
The walnut veneer wraps the armrests and structural frame in sweeping, continuous lines, emphasizing the chairs’ streamlined form. Its natural grain adds depth and movement, a hallmark of Art Deco’s fascination with luxurious yet honest materials. The grey upholstery introduces a calm, contemporary counterpoint; soft to the touch, understated in tone, and perfectly suited to highlight the warmth of the wood. Together, the materials create a harmonious contrast that feels timeless rather than period‑bound.
French Art Deco seating of the 1930s often combined bold geometry with comfort, moving away from the ornate styles of previous decades toward a cleaner, more modern aesthetic. These armchairs embody that shift: the wide, gently curved armrests, the solid stance, and the elegant simplicity of the upholstery all speak to a design language rooted in modern luxury. Their proportions are generous without excess, offering both visual presence and everyday usability.
As a pair, the armchairs bring symmetry and balance to a living room, reading corner, or boutique interior. Their neutral grey upholstery allows them to integrate seamlessly into contemporary spaces, while the walnut veneer adds warmth and historical character. They work equally well as accent chairs, lounge seating, or sculptural elements within a curated Art Deco‑inspired setting. The combination of period craftsmanship, refined materials, and enduring comfort gives these armchairs a distinctive presence.
Professionally restored and re-upholstered.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 83 cm
Width: 85 cm
Depth: 73 cm
Seat height: 42 cm
Ref. 23-0044
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Set of 4 original vintage Tolix model A chairs, France 1950s
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France / 1950 / set of 4 chairs / Tolix / model A / metal / industrial / mid-century / vintage
Set of 4 vintage Tolix chairs with original green lacquer, made in France around 1950. Created in 1927 by Xavier Pauchard. This set of iconic stackable metal chairs had beautiful patina on the metal. The chairs are a good choice for both indoor and outdoor settings. The metal construction ensures long-lasting use and the timeless and ergonomic design of the chairs ensures optimal comfort.
Created in 1927 by Xavier Pauchard, TOLIX's authentic A chair is an icon of industrial design. It is part of the collections in the Vitra Museum, Moma, Pompidou Center as well as in the renowned architect Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye. Pauchard discovered that he could protect sheet metal from rusting by dipping it in molten zinc (galvanisation) and a few years later he set up his factory producing steel furniture. Tolix was the creator and founder of perhaps the most iconic cafe chairs of all time.
Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 40 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat height: 43 cm
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Industrial green wooden stool with nice patina, France 1900
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France / 1900 / stool / wood / industrial / design / rustic
A French small low stool with vibrant green original paint and beautiful patina. A charming designed stool with one straight and one slanted leg, made around 1900.
A versatile piece that can complement a variety of interior styles. Its compact size allows for easy storage and portability, making it a practical choice for those who value versatility and functionality. With its charming design and high-quality craftsmanship, this small wooden stool with a green paint job is a must-have addition to any home or office setting.
Dimensions:
Height: 26 cm
Width: 51 cm
Depth: 24 cm
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Unusual and charming grey wooden bench, France ca 1890
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France / 1890 / bench / wood / rustic / mid-century / industrial
Rare wooden bench with genuine patina after many years of use. Made in France around 1890. With reinforcement beam and 2 legs with decorative recessed triangles and original grey paint.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this bench showcases a timeless design that effortlessly blends rustic charm with modern elegance. The wooden top and legs exude a natural warmth and beauty, making it a stunning focal point in any space.
Dimensions:
Height: 34 cm
Width: 98 cm
Depth: 34 cm
Ref. 24-0125
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Hand-carved solid wood tripod stool with beautiful patina, France ca. 1900
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France / 1900 / stool / wood / rustic / mid-century / french provincial
Mid-Century wooden French tripod stool, made around 1900. This brutalist stool has beautiful patina from years of use. The thick seat is slightly hollowed out for more comfort. The three legs are screwed directly into the seat (see pictures).
This compact and functional piece of furniture is the perfect addition to any interior. Crafted with high-quality materials, this stool is designed to provide both comfort and durability.
Dimensions:
Height: 30 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Diameter seat: 32 cm
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Mid-century rustic bench in brown painted wood, France ca. 1890
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France / 1890 / bench / wood / rustic / mid-century / French provance
A rustic wooden bench with brown paint and beautiful patina due to age. Made in France around 1890. We can offer 2 benches of the same model.
This beautifully crafted bench is made of high-quality wood, showcasing the natural beauty and elegance of the material. The smooth finish and unique grain patterns of the wood make this bench one-of-a-kind, adding a touch of rustic charm to any space.
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 163 cm
Depth: 38 cm
Seat width: 20 cm
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Rustic wooden bench in with brown painted feet, France ca. 1890
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A beautifully authentic example of late‑19th‑century French provincial craftsmanship, this rustic wooden bench from around 1890 embodies the simplicity, utility, and quiet elegance of rural furniture traditions. Its long, solid plank seat, rich with natural grain, knots, and the soft wear of time, rests on sturdy end supports shaped with subtle curves and practical bracing, giving the piece both stability and character.
The bench’s honest construction and unembellished silhouette reflect the functional aesthetic of the French countryside, while its weathered surface adds a warm, lived‑in presence that aligns effortlessly with wabi‑sabi, farmhouse, or mid‑century‑inspired interiors seeking organic texture. The contrast between the lighter tones of the seat and the deeper hues of the supports enhances its visual depth and handcrafted appeal.
Versatile in use, it works beautifully as hallway seating, a dining bench, a display surface, or a sculptural accent in a minimalist space. With its timeless proportions and rustic soul, this 1890 French bench offers a piece of provincial history that remains effortlessly stylish today.
Seat width: 20 cm
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 163 cm
Depth: 38 cm
Seat width: 20 cm
Ref. 24-0199
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Rustic wooden tripod stool with tree trunk seat, France ca. 1900
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France / 1900 / stool / wood / rustic / mid-century / French provincial
Tree trunk tripod stool made in France around 1900. Handcrafted from high-quality wood, this stool features a brutalist and minimalist design that will effortlessly blend in with any interior style.
Whether you use it as a stylish seating option or as a unique side table, this wooden stool is sure to impress your guests and elevate the overall aesthetic of your interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 54 cm
Width: 38 cm
Depth: 30 cm
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Brown leather 2-seater sofa Coronado by Tobia Scarpa for B&B Italia, Italy ca. 1960
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An iconic piece of Italian mid‑century design, this Coronado two‑seater sofa, created in the 1960s by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and produced by B&B Italia, embodies the designers’ celebrated blend of comfort, innovation, and sculptural form. The model remains one of B&B Italia’s most recognizable creations, uniting a robust internal steel structure with the softness of cold‑foam cushioning and the refined elegance of Italian upholstery.
This example is upholstered in beautifully preserved tan‑brown leather, supple to the touch and showing only a light, even patina with minimal traces of wear. The tufted backrest, generous seat cushions, and gently rounded armrests give the sofa its characteristic inviting silhouette; both visually substantial and remarkably comfortable. The original manufacturer’s labels are still present, confirming its authenticity and production heritage.
A standout vintage piece that captures the essence of 1960s Italian design, this Coronado sofa works effortlessly in both contemporary and classic interiors.
Additional Coronado elements are available in our collection.
Dimensions:
Height: 75 cm
Width: 152 cm
Depth: 86 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Ref. 24-0204
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Brown leather armchair Coronado by Tobia Scarpa for B&B Italia, Italy ca. 1960
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A classic of Italian mid‑century design, this Coronado armchair, created in the 1960s by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and produced by B&B Italia, perfectly captures the designers’ vision of combining advanced construction with exceptional comfort. The model became an icon for its innovative internal steel frame, cold‑foam structure, and the generous, inviting volumes that define its silhouette.
This example is upholstered in beautifully preserved tan‑brown leather, soft and supple with a light, even patina and only minimal traces of wear. The tufted backrest, deep seat cushion, and rounded armrests create the unmistakable Coronado profile: sculptural, luxurious, and effortlessly comfortable. The original manufacturer’s labels are still present, confirming authenticity and production heritage.
A standout vintage piece and a true representative of 1960s Italian design; ideal for collectors, design enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a timeless, high‑quality armchair.
See our collection for additional Coronado pieces.
Dimensions:
Height: 90 cm
Width: 97 cm
Depth: 84 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Ref. 24-0205
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Set of 2 Industrial Black Metal Stools with Frame, France, 1920s
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Compact yet characterful pieces of early 20th‑century French industrial design, this 1920 metal stools embody the rugged elegance and functional clarity that later came to influence mid‑century aesthetics. Its round seats rests on four gracefully curved legs, each connected by cross‑bracing that gives the stool both structural strength and a sculptural, almost architectural presence.
The metal surface shows a beautifully aged patina, the kind that only decades of use can create, subtle wear, softened edges, and a warm, lived‑in texture that adds authenticity without compromising stability. The proportions are balanced and practical, making the stool suitable as a seat, a small side table, or a display stand in an eclectic or industrial‑inspired interior.
A timeless example of utilitarian French craftsmanship, these stools bring a touch of workshop history into contemporary spaces with understated charm and enduring style.
We have 2 stools in stock.
Dimensions:
Height: 45 cm
Diameter: 37 cm
Ref. 24-0208 24-0209
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Beautiful shaped rustig low stool in painted wood, France ca. 1900
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France / 1900 / stool / wood / rustic / mid-century / vintage / French provincial
Rare rustic wooden low stool crafted around 1900 in France. The exceptional shape and nice layers of old paint make this stool special. With small wear marks and great patina due to age.
This beautifully crafted piece with a sturdy wooden base is perfect for adding a touch of rustic charm to any room in your home.
Dimensions:
Height: 24 cm
Width: 34 cm
Depth: 21 cm
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Charming wooden rustic church stool, France ca. 1900
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France / 1900 / church stool / oak / rustic / mid-century / French Provincial
Elegant low church stool with beautiful carved feet, made in France around 1900. Crafted from high-quality full oak wood this bench showcases the natural beauty of the grain, with its warm tones and unique textures that add character to any space.
This multifunctional sturdy low stool with minimalist design fits seamlessly into any interior style. Small signs of use and beautiful patina due to age.
Dimensions:
Height: 18 cm
Width: 53 cm
Depth: 26 cm
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Antique French wooden stool with rattan top, ca. 1880
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Charming wooden stool made in France around 1880. This stool has a rattan top and is resting on four hand carved swayed legs with an H-shaped cross.
A versatile and elegant piece to add warmth and character to your interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 69 cm
Width: 59 cm
Depth: 35 cm
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Model 1705 easy chair and ottoman set by Warren Platner for Knoll, USA 1966
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Lounge chair and footstool model 1705 designed in 1966 by Warren Platner for Knoll International. A stunning embodiment of mid-century modern design that seamlessly blends comfort with artistic flair. This iconic piece features a graceful, sculptural nickeled steel frame, which not only provides structural integrity but also creates a visually striking silhouette. The chair is upholstered in high-quality wool.
The (original) fabric has some small wear marks. We can offer our reupholstering services.
Warren Platner was an American architect and interior designer.
Platner produced a furniture collection that has proved to be a continuing icon of 1960s modernism and designed several prominent interiors in New York city.
Dimensions ottoman: H 38 cm x W 63,5 x D 63 cm
Dimensions lounge chair:
Height: 100 cm
Width: 106 cm
Depth: 91 cm
Seating Height: 43 cm
Ref. 24-0296
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Mid-century stack-laminated lounge chair by Tiller Lesser, Germany 1990
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A stunningly beautiful designed lounge chair designed by the German multi-media artist Tiller Lesser in 1990. This extremely rare chair shows all the characteristics of this period of his work. The elegantly curved seat crafted of stack-laminated wood almost floats on a minimalistic black metal frame.
This very rare to find lounge chair is a statement of sophistication. The luxurious comfort of this uniquely designed chair promises to be the focal point of any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 83 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 200 cm
Seating height: 33 cm
Ref. 24-0425
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Thonet beech bentwood piano stool with caned seat, Austria ca. 1900
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An early 20th century Thonet beech bentwood piano stool with caned seat. This iconic stool was designed by Thonet around 1900 in Austria. The seat is adjustable in height (see below for dimensions). In good original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, retaining a nice patina.
Michael Thonet (Boppard, 2 July 1796 – Vienna, 3 March 1871) was a German-Austrian cabinetmaker and industrialist and is regarded worldwide as one of the greatest pioneers in furniture design.
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 38 cm
Depth: 38 cm
Seating Height: min. 43 cm - max. 62 cm
Ref. 24-0431
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Rustic industrial stool with beautiful patina, France ca. 1900
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Beautiful primitive stool with old layers of paint in soft pastels. This industrial piece was crafted in France around 1900. With a sturdy construction of cross beams.
This stool or small side table with its charming rustic appeal brings character to any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 57 cm
Width: 40 cm
Depth: 29 cm
Seating height: 30 cm
Ref. 24-0416
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16th Century French wooden stool with storage and nice patina
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This rustic stool dates back to the 16th century and was crafted in France. The beautiful patina testifies to its great history. The seat can be opened to reveal a storage compartment.
With its remarkable patina, the design reminds us of the wabi-sabi philosophy, which is about appreciating the beauty of natural imperfection.
Seating height: 38 cm
Ref. 24-0453
Dimensions:
Height: 55 cm
Width: 52 cm
Depth: 26 cm
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Rustic French bench in oak with carvings and nice patina, ca. 1850
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A rustic bench with very nice patina in oak wood, crafted around 1850 in France. With two robust feet and cross beam to ensure stability and endurability. On both legs organic carvings that enhance the rustic character of this bench.
A unique piece that serves perfectly as a bench but also as a side table for books or plants.
Dimensions:
Height: 44 cm
Width: 200 cm
Depth: 33 cm
Ref. 24-0454
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Antique French 18th Century Gothic Style Oak Carved High Back Panel Settle
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France / 1850 / settle / oak / Gothic / Antique / Mid-century
A highly decorative hand carved oak settle crafted around 1850 in France. Nicely detailed carved and open worked panelled back with geometric patterns and three lion heads. The beautiful armrests also end in lions head and the front feet are carved as lion paws.
This stunning settle was professionally restored.
A truly unique piece of the highest quality.
Dimensions:
Height: 146 cm
Width: 155 cm
Depth: 42 cm
Seating height: 42 cm
Ref. 25-0036
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French hand carved oak daybed in Empire style
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Empire style daybed or chaise longue with linen upholstery. Hand carved in solid oak in France in the 1950s.
This comfortable and elegant vintage piece has empire style decorations and was reupholstered with high quality terracotta linen fabric. This daybed has a removable thick mattress and two cushions that offer support. A stunning piece with both rustic charm and luxurious feel.
Dimensions:
Height: 75 cm
Width: 232 cm
Depth: 82 cm
Seating height: 45 cm
Ref. 25-0080
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French Extra long solid elm wooden monastery bench, ca. 1850
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Stunning long wooden bench made in the 19th century in France. This spacious 3.5 meter long bench was crafted from solid elm wood with a warm honey color and natural finish.
Crafted from high-quality, durable wood, the bench features a beautifully finished wooden top that showcases the natural grain and texture, adding warmth and character to your environment. Due to its brutalist design and its warm rich color and patina this bench is very decorative.
Its spacious design comfortably accommodates multiple people, making it perfect for family gatherings, outdoor barbecues, or simply enjoying a quiet moment.
The sturdy construction ensures stability and longevity, while the timeless aesthetic complements a variety of interior styles, from farmhouse to mid-century modern.
We have two of these long monastery benches in our collection. Both benches show minor and normal traces of use as you can see on the pictures.
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 356 cm
Depth: 28 cm
Seating height: 47 cm
Ref. 25-0052
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Extra long solid elm wooden monastery bench, France ca. 1850
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Stunning long wooden bench made in the 19th century in France. This spacious 3.5 meter long bench was crafted from solid elm wood with a warm honey color and natural finish.
Crafted from high-quality, durable wood, the bench features a beautifully finished wooden top that showcases the natural grain and texture, adding warmth and character to your environment. Due to its brutalist design and its warm rich color and patina this bench is very decorative.
Its spacious design comfortably accommodates multiple people, making it perfect for family gatherings, outdoor barbecues, or simply enjoying a quiet moment.
The sturdy construction ensures stability and longevity, while the timeless aesthetic complements a variety of interior styles, from farmhouse to mid-century modern.
We have two of these long monastery benches in our collection. Both benches show minor and normal traces of use as you can see on the pictures.
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 349 cm
Depth: 28 cm
Seating height: 47 cm
Ref. 25-0053
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Pair of black Mackintosh Willow chairs by Atelier International, Italy 1980s
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Two black 1980s Willow chairs designed by Mackintosh. The Willow chair was originally designed in 1904 by architect Charles R. Macintosh for the Willow Tea rooms in Glasgow as part of an re-design project.
The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Willow Chair is an upholstered settee constructed in ash wood with a curved back and storage below the seat. The chair's curved back forms the pattern of a willow tree and the lattice is made from a series of short horizontal insets between the continuous verticals slats. The tall semi- circular back served to separate the entrance area from the tea-room behind it. The back encompasses the seat, illustrating to perfection Mackintosh’s geometric and Art Nouveau style.
Both chairs have small, not disturbing wear marks. The original pillows are not included but can be made customized (size, color and fabric by choice) in consultation with the new owner.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect watercolorist, and designer, who played an important role in the turn-of-the-century Post-Impressionist, Arts & Crafts, and Art Nouveau movements. Mackintosh was a fierce believer in artistic freedom and independence, and his work exhibited an eclectic mix of styles and influences.
Dimensions:
Height: 119.5 cm
Width: 93 cm
Depth: 42 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Ref. 25-0129
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Set of 6 bamboo dining room chairs with geometric upholstery by Gasparucci, Italy 1980s
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Beautiful set of six dining room chairs with bamboo frame and medallion back in the style of McGuire. This coastal dining set made in the 1980s by Gasparucci from Italy. The chairs with a bamboo constructed base with rattan bindings all in a salmon pink color and are marked under the seat. They have their original, subtle geometric patterned upholstery. The chairs and upholstery are in good condition.
This elegant set has a nice coastal organic feeling and a very comfortable seat. They complement a variety of interior styles, from modern to classic. With their ergonomic design, you and your guests will enjoy hours of comfortable seating, whether it's a family dinner or a gathering with friends. We can also offer a beautiful large bamboo table with thick glass top from the same designer (see pictures and our collection).
Dimensions:
Height: 94.5 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Seating height: 47 cm
25-0204
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French Antique round stool in oak with nice patina, ca. 1850
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Antique dark colored round low stool with 4 legs in solid oak. Crafted in the mid 19th century in France.
This stool boasts a natural finish that highlights the unique grain patterns, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. Its compact size makes it an ideal addition to any space, whether you need extra seating in your living room, a stylish accent in your entryway, or a practical step-up in your kitchen. The sturdy construction ensures durability, while the minimalist design seamlessly complements a variety of decor styles, from mid-century modern to rustic farmhouse.
Ref. 25-0238
Dimensions:
Height: 44 cm
Width: 31.5 cm
Depth: 31.5 cm
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19th Century oak rectangular joint stool or table with turned legs, France ca. 1820
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Antique oak joint stool crafted in France. The top has a beveled edge, following down to scalloped aprons. The stool is supported on beautiful hand turned and carved decorated legs, joined by simple stretchers. The beautiful patina gathered over the years gives this stool extra character.
This characterful stool is multi purpose piece that will always find its place. Use it as a side table for your favorite lamp, a convenient spot for your morning coffee, or even as a decorative display for plants and books. The sturdy construction ensures durability, while the timeless design seamlessly blends with various interior styles. Elevate your interior with this functional yet aesthetically pleasing piece that promises to enhance your home’s ambiance.
Ref. 25-0237
Dimensions:
Height: 52.5 cm
Width: 48.5 cm
Depth: 29 cm
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Vintage Dining Chairs in Oak and Wicker by Victor Coutray, Set of 6
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This set of six striking dining chairs by Victor Coutray, made in France in the 1940s, exemplifies his signature post-Art Deco rustic modernism. Each chair is crafted from solid warm dark oak with an elegantly shaped frame and woven seats. The design, with its bold, graphically carved motifs in the backrest and and gently tapered carved legs, gives the chairs a sculptural appearance and Art Deco look.
These chairs offer a perfect balance of style and comfort, making them an ideal addition to your dining room. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a casual meal with family, these chairs will elevate your space and create an atmosphere of elegance and comfort.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 91 cm
Width: 42 cm
Depth: 42 cm
Seat height: 47 cm
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French Empire style Black Wood and Velvet Armchair, 1850s
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French Empire style armchair made around 1850. This characterful chair features a blackened wooden frame with gracefully curved lines and luxurious olive velvet upholstered seat and backrest. The frame is richly provided with carvings. Is easy to move with small wheels the front legs.
Indulge in the timeless elegance of Empire style Armchair that embodies the grandeur of French artistry. A stunning piece that effortlessly combines classic design with modern comfort. Perfect for adding a touch of opulence to your living room, study, or bedroom, this armchair not only serves as a statement piece but also provides exceptional support for hours of lounging.
Dimensions:
Height: 86 cm
Width: 68 cm
Depth: 53 cm
Seat height: 37 cm
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French Wabi-Sabi wood and wicker side Chair, 1850s
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Charming rustic side chair from the French countryside in wabi-sabi style. This chair elegantly designed chair was crafted from solid wood, showcasing its warm tones and sturdy construction. The woven straw seat, adds a unique touch of character, enhancing its authentic provincial charm. Its natural and simple design is highlighted by a ladder-back with three shaped cross slats. Ergonomically designed to provide optimal back support, this chair encourages long hours of sitting without discomfort. The warm patina of the wood and the delicate handwoven seat showcase the authentic craftsmanship of traditional rural furniture.
Chairs like this were commonly found in country homes across France, where they were appreciated for their durability and practicality.
Dimensions:
Height: 70 cm
Width: 42 cm
Depth: 32 cm
Seat height: 32 cm
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Sectional Sofa by the Dutch designer Theo Ruth for Artifort, 1950s
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Modular seating group by Dutch designer Theo Ruth for Artifort in the 1950's. The four elements can be used separately or can be combined together as a four-seat sofa. These chairs have a wooden structure with traditional coil springs in the upholstery and an aluminium or metal base. We had this set reupholstered in black fabric.
Dutch designer Theo Ruth was born in 1915 in Maastricht. In 1936, he joined Artifort in Maastricht, where he specialized in designing living room furniture. Ruth was Artifort’s first permanent designer, and he had a major impact on its design legacy.
Dimensions per element:
Height: 76 cm
Width: 74 cm - 260 cm
Depth: 86 cm
Seat height: 38 cm
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Art Deco Dining Room Chairs in Oak and Leather, 1940s, Set of 8
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Belgian Art Deco dining room chairs made of solid oak and leather.
Beautiful designed dining room chairs representing the Art Deco period of the 1940s. The robust chairs have turned legs and white leather seat and back with copper nails.
The seats can be reupholstered in consultation with the customer.
We can offer the matching Art Deco table, see our other collection.
Dimensions:
Height: 103 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
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Brutalist French 1850s solid oak tripod stools with metal rim, set of 4
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Four mid 19th century rustic French stools, handcrafted in full oak. Each chair features three sturdy legs screwed directly into the round seat. Each seat has a bold decorative metal trim. We offer four of these stools in different heights. Each chair is unique because of its wood grain and beautiful patina gathered over the years.
These stools are perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Lightweight yet durable, they are easy to move around, allowing you to create versatile seating arrangements for gatherings, casual dining, or simply enjoying a cup of coffee. With their minimalist design and warm wood tones, these stool not only serve a practical purpose but also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home.
Dimensions:
Height: 29 / 44,5 / 44,5 / 53 cm
Width: 21 cm
Depth: 21 cm
Ref. 25-0250-25-0253
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Medea office chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue, Italy 1950s
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Medea swivel armchair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue. This curved plywood chairs was created in the 1950s and embodies the modern and functional aesthetic that characterizes this period. This version on wheels is very hard to find and a collectors item.
Known for his minimalist approach to design, Vittorio Nobili uses innovative manufacturing techniques for the Medea armchair, thus testifying to his avant-garde vision. Curved plywood makes it possible to obtain organic shapes while maintaining a solid structure. It stands out for its avant-garde aesthetics and clean lines and is a perfect example of Italian modernism which sought to merge functionality and aesthetics.
Its tall, angled back provides comfortable back support, while the flowing, wing-like armrests add grace to its overall silhouette. In addition to its remarkable aesthetics, the Medea armchair stands out with its well-thought-out details. The metal base brings discreet and elegant stability to the whole. The seat and backrest are ergonomically arranged and allow a perfect posture of relaxation.
Despite being created more than seven decades ago, the Medea armchair continues to inspire designers and captivate design lovers. Its timeless style and sophisticated look have earned it pride of place in many modern and contemporary spaces. It remains a symbol of the innovation and creativity that characterizes the work of Vittorio Nobili and has found its place in many museums.
Dimensions:
Height: 86 cm
Width: 61.5 cm
Depth: 47 cm
Seating height: 47
Ref. 25-0311
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Leather and oak Armchair by Theo Ruth for Artifort, The Netherlands ca. 1940
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Rare armchair with a rattan seat, natural leather backrest and solid oak frame with block turned legs and arms. Designed by Theo Ruth and made by Artifort, The Netherlands in the 1940s. The chair is modern but with a playful expression and many fine details like the carved armrests with a baroque touch. The oakwood has an amazing grain structure and the leather a deep and beautiful patina. The leather back is secured by brass nails.
In 1936 Ruth joined Wagemans and Van Tuinen, first as a furniture maker and then, from 1939, as head of the design and development department. Ruth was the first permanent designer at Artifort furniture. He made a name for himself with expert designs, especially of traditional furniture for the living room. Ruth headed the design department until his death in 1971.
A rare to find design classic in beautiful original condition; a must-have addition to your furniture collection.
Ref. 25-0327
Dimensions:
Height: 82 cm
Width: 67 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seating height: 37 cm
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Art Deco adjustable piano stool with original upholstery, France 1920s
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French piano stool with black lacquered turned base and original upholstery. This decorative stool rests on four turned legs with strechers. The original velvet upholstery has a geometric pattern in different shades of green. The seat can be lifted by a turn system that works smoothly to adjust height as you prefer from 38 cm till 62 cm.
Crafted in the iconic Art Deco style, this piano stool features a charming combination of a velvet seat and sleek black legs, creating a luxurious and sophisticated look that will instantly elevate the ambiance of any space. The high-quality wood construction ensures durability and stability, making it not only a stylish addition but also a practical seating option for everyday use.
Diam. top: 33 cm
Ref. 25-0348
Dimensions:
Height: 38 - 62 cm
Width: 38,5 cm
Depth: 38,5 cm
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Baroque 19th century oak stool in Louis XV style, France
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Elegant French rectangular antique stool hand crafted in the 19th century. This stool rests on four oak decorated turned legs connected with turned stretchers. This stool can be re-upholstered in consultation with the new owner.
This decorative stool has beautiful proportions and good stability. Whether you need extra seating for guests or a cozy spot to enjoy your morning coffee, this stool is the perfect addition to your home.
Ref. 25-0351
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 49 cm
Depth: 38 cm
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Modernist Industrial Iron and Oak Split Slats Stool, France ca. 1910
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Elegant and sturdy industrial stool with rectangular seat with a carved handle on iron base. Crafted in France in the early 20th century. The base is made of bent iron rods in the style of Mathieu Matégot.
This stool with its very decorative tripod base and oak seat can be used as a stool or as an industrial style side table.
Dimensions seat: 2 cm x 29,5 cm x 22 cm
Ref. 25-0383
Dimensions:
Height: 55 cm
Width: 85,5 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Seating height: 55 cm
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Five 19th Century Spanish Hand-Carved oak Side Chairs with Velour Seat
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Charming 19th-century Spanish side chairs, handcrafted from solid oak wood and richly detailed with traditional knife-carved motifs. The rustic silhouette and tactile surface showcase the artisanal skill of its maker, while the warm velour seat adds a touch of softness and comfort.
The backrest features simple turned spindles framed by geometric carvings, lending an understated decorative rhythm characteristic of rural Spanish craftsmanship.
With its timeworn patina and authentic presence, these pieces bring warm character and texture to both traditional and modern interiors, perfect as an accent chair in a hallway, bedroom, or dining setting.
All five chairs are in good antique condition with rich patina and wear consistent with age and use, see pictures. These chairs are ready to use but can also be re-upholstered on request. We can offer a set of six chairs that differ slightly in height or one piece as side chair.
Ref. 25-0388-25-0393
Dimensions:
Height: ca. 90 cm
Width: ca. 41 cm
Depth: ca. 37 cm
Seat Height: ca. 43 cm
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Set of 4 Early Art Deco Oak & Wicker Dining Chairs, Belgium, 1915
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This elegant set of four Belgian dining chairs, dating to circa 1915, beautifully bridges the transition from late Art Nouveau to early Art Deco. Crafted in solid oak with hand-woven wicker seats, the chairs embody the refined geometry and subtle organicism associated with the circle of Henry van de Velde.
Each chair features a gently arched crest rail and a vertical slatted backrest, offering both structural clarity and a softened silhouette. The warm patina of the oak highlights the quality of the joinery, while the natural wicker provides textural contrast and lightweight comfort. Their proportions are harmonious and slightly architectural; hallmarks of early 20th-century Belgian design.
Remarkably well preserved for their age, the chairs retain an authentic character that complements both period interiors and contemporary minimalist spaces. Ideal as dining chairs, side chairs, or sculptural design objects.
A rare and timeless ensemble with strong design pedigree and exceptional craftsmanship.
Ref. 25-0384
Dimensions:
Height: 90 cm
Width: 40 cm
Depth: 39 cm
Seat Height: 39 cm
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18th-Century Belgian Baroque Armchair in Wood and Leather, Louis XIV Period
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A distinguished 18th-century Belgian Baroque armchair, crafted during the Louis XIV period, showcasing the bold sculptural presence and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of early continental Baroque design.
The frame is executed in richly patinated solid wood, displaying beautifully carved details including turned legs, scrolling armrests, and an ornate front stretcher—elements that speak to the grandeur and formality of the era.
Generous proportions and a high, commanding backrest give the piece a stately architectural silhouette, making it an exceptional accent chair for both period interiors and refined contemporary settings.
Reupholstery can be arranged upon request, offering the opportunity to restore the chair to your preferred aesthetic while preserving its historic integrity.
A rare and elegant example of Belgian Baroque seating furniture—both sculptural and functional, and rich with 18th-century character.
Dimensions:
Height: 121 cm
Seat Height: 52 cm
Width: 57 cm
Depth: 67 cm
Ref. 25-0537
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Two Bauhaus Cesca B64 Armchairs by Marcel Breuer, Italy 1928
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An iconic Cesca armchair, based on the groundbreaking design by Marcel Breuer in 1928, one of the most influential architects and furniture designers of the 20th century. This model exemplifies Breuer’s visionary use of tubular steel, a material he famously adapted from bicycle construction to revolutionize modern furniture.
The chair features the classic cantilevered chrome-plated steel frame, paired with a finely woven rattan cane seat and backrest, framed in warm, sculpted wood. This combination of industrial structure and natural materials became a hallmark of Bauhaus functionalism; harmonious, lightweight, and radically modern.
The Cesca was the first mass-produced chair to combine a tubular-steel frame with a caned seat and back, and it remains one of the most celebrated furniture designs of the modern era. Its name pays tribute to Breuer’s adopted daughter, Francesca (“Cesca”).
Originally produced by Thonet, followed later by Gavina and Knoll, the Cesca chair has become a global design classic. An early 1928 example is part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, where curator Cara McCarty has called it “one of the 10 most important chairs of the 20th century.”
Timeless in silhouette and unmatched in historical significance, this Cesca armchair is a standout piece for any modern or vintage-inspired interior, a perfect synthesis of Bauhaus innovation and enduring style.
Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Seat height: 46 cm
Width: 59.5 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Ref. 25-0539
Ref. 25-0540
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18th Century Liège Armchair in hand carved Oak, Belgium
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A chair that speaks in whispers of history, carved from solid oak in 18th-century Liège, this armchair carries the soul of a bygone interior. Its high back, crowned with floral carvings, evokes the rhythm of Baroque ornamentation, while the outward-curving arms and turned supports lend a sculptural grace. The seat, worn smooth by time, invites contemplation.
A solitary piece that anchors a room, rich in patina and presence. Ideal for decorators seeking depth, texture, and a touch of European heritage. Whether placed beside a fireplace, in a quiet reading corner, or layered into a gallery-like setting, it offers a moment of stillness and story.
Rich in patina and presence, this chair is in good antique condition with authentic wear due to its age that makes it even more beautiful (see detailed pictures).
Dimensions:
Height: 135 cm
Width: 54 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat Height: 44 cm
Ref. 25-0570
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Pair of Mid-Century Brutalist Oak and Wicker Chairs, Belgium, 1960
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This rare pair of Belgian chairs from the 1960s exemplifies the raw elegance of Brutalist design within a mid-century modern framework. Crafted from solid oak, each chair features a bold, geometric structure with clean lines and a robust silhouette. The seats are handwoven from natural wicker, offering a warm, organic contrast to the architectural woodwork.
The backrests are composed of three horizontal slats, secured with exposed screws that emphasize the chairs’ honest construction and industrial character. Subtle design details, such as the decorative cut along the front edge and the stabilizing crossbars, highlight the craftsmanship and thoughtful proportions.
These chairs are ideal for collectors and design enthusiasts seeking authentic mid-century pieces with sculptural presence. Whether placed in a minimalist interior or used as accent seating, they bring timeless character and Belgian design heritage to any space.
Dimensions:
Height: 99 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 42 cm
Seat Height: 46 cm
Ref. 25-0529/25-0530
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French Provincial Rustic Oak Stool, circa 1900
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A charming example of turn-of-the-century French Provincial design, this rustic oak stool from circa 1900 exudes timeless character and artisanal craftsmanship. Handcrafted from solid oak, the piece features a round seat and elegantly turned legs joined by square stretchers, offering both stability and visual rhythm.
The warm patina and visible grain speak to decades of use and care, while the sculptural leg detailing adds a refined touch to its otherwise humble silhouette. Its compact form and sturdy build make it a versatile accent, ideal as a side seat, plant stand, or decorative element in a country-inspired interior.
Rooted in rural French tradition yet effortlessly stylish, this stool brings authenticity and understated elegance to any space.
Dimensions:
Height: 42 cm
Width: 38.5 cm
Depth: 38.5 cm
Ref. 25-0583
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Set of 8 Brutalist Mid-Century Chairs in Wood and Wicker, Belgium ca. 1970
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A bold ensemble of sculptural dining chairs, this Belgian set of eight from circa 1970. The chairs exemplify the raw elegance of Brutalist design as interpreted through mid-century craftsmanship. Constructed from solid wood with a dark, expressive grain, each chair features a robust frame with turned legs and a ladder-back silhouette, striking in its simplicity and architectural rhythm.
The seats are handwoven in natural wicker, offering a tactile counterpoint to the geometric severity of the wood. This interplay of materials, organic and structural, reflects the Brutalist ethos: honest, elemental, and unadorned. The chairs bear subtle signs of use, consistent with age, which enhance their authenticity and lived character.
Designed for both durability and presence, these chairs are ideal for a dramatic dining setting, a gallery-like interior, or a hospitality space that embraces texture and form. Their uniformity and sculptural stance make them as compelling in a row as they are around a table.
Dimensions:
Height: 107 cm
Seat height: 47,5 cm
Width: 46,5 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Ref. 23-0092-I
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19th Century Gothic Revival Flemish Oak Ottoman, Belgium
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A sculptural 19th-century footstool from Belgium. This richly carved pieces embody the romantic spirit of the Gothic Revival movement as it flourished in Flanders. Crafted from solid oak this stool features an X-shaped base with boldly turned legs and a central hexagonal medallion; an architectural flourish reminiscent of medieval tracery and ecclesiastical furniture. The seat is upholstered in a refined red fabric with a subtle woven motif, lending warmth and contrast to the dark oak frame.
This stool is more than decorative accents, they are expressions of 19th-century historicism, when Belgian artisans looked to the Gothic past to evoke grandeur and spiritual depth in domestic interiors. Ideal as occasional seating, bedside companions, or sculptural elements in a curated space, they offer both utility and historical resonance.
Dimensions:
Height: 48 cm
Width: 62 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Ref. 25-0526
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Original Early 19th Century Louis XV Suite in Carved Wood, France
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A rare and beautifully cohesive early‑19th‑century French seating suite. This original Louis XV ensemble; comprising two side chairs, two armchairs, and one sofa, embodies the lyrical elegance and sculptural refinement that define the Rococo tradition. Sets of this scale and authenticity seldom survive intact, making this collection an exceptional opportunity for collectors, decorators, and restoration enthusiasts.
Each piece displays the characteristic fluidity of the Louis XV style: sweeping curves, cabriole legs, and exuberant carved ornamentation that animates the frames with floral motifs, scrolls, and acanthus leaves. The wood retains a wonderfully aged patina, with traces of its original cream‑and‑gold finish softening into a romantic, time‑worn surface. Even in their unrestored state, the pieces radiate the charm and sophistication of French craftsmanship at its most expressive.
The sofa, with its generous triple‑seat form, anchors the suite with grandeur, while the armchairs offer sculptural presence and comfort through their open backs and refined proportions. The two side chairs complete the composition, echoing the same decorative vocabulary and creating a harmonious visual rhythm across the set.
As the upholstery has been removed, the entire suite awaits restoration, an invitation to shape its next chapter. The future owner may choose historically faithful fabrics such as silk damask or brocade, or introduce contemporary textiles for a striking dialogue between past and present. Upholstery can be completed independently by the client or arranged in collaboration with us, ensuring a result that respects both the heritage of the pieces and the aesthetic vision of their new home.
Once restored, this Louis XV suite will reclaim its full splendour: a sculptural centrepiece for a salon, a refined anchor for a classical interior, or a dramatic statement in an eclectic contemporary space.
Dimensions chairs:
Height: 104,5 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 23-0092_E 23-0092_L
Dimensions armchairs:
Height: 106 cm
Width: 72 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 23-0092_F 23-0092_D
Dimensions sofa:
Height: 118 cm
Width: 190 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 23-0092_M
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Red Mid-century 3-seater Leather Sofa by Edra, Italy 2000
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A bold and sculptural seating piece, this 2000 Italian sofa by Edra brings together the brand’s unmistakable design language with a nod to mid‑century modern aesthetics. Upholstered in vibrant red leather, the sofa has a low, elongated silhouette that feels both relaxed and architectural, making it an instant focal point in any interior.
The leather shows small, natural signs of use, consistent with careful, respectful aging. These subtle traces add character without compromising the sofa’s overall freshness or comfort. Edra’s craftsmanship is evident in the supple upholstery, refined stitching, and the sofa’s inviting, softly contoured form.
Known for its innovative approach to materials and ergonomics, Edra has long been celebrated for pieces that balance artistic expression with everyday functionality. This model reflects that philosophy beautifully: minimalist yet warm, modern yet timeless, and unmistakably Italian in its confidence.
Perfect for a contemporary living room, loft, or design‑driven space, this red leather Edra sofa offers a striking blend of color, comfort, and collectible design.
A distinctive Italian creation from 2000—vibrant, stylish, and full of mid‑century‑inspired charm.
Dimensions:
Height: 67 cm
Width: 305 cm
Depth: 102 cm
Seat Height: 33 cm
Ref. 25-0671
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Pair of rustic Oak Benches, France, 1850
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A beautifully authentic pair of mid‑19th‑century French Provincial benches, crafted around 1850, each one shaped by the quiet rhythms of rural life and the practical woodworking traditions of provincial France. Their simplicity is deliberate: furniture made for daily use, built from solid oak, and softened over generations into objects of understated elegance.
Each bench is fashioned from thick oak planks, joined with the straightforward, durable construction typical of countryside workshops. The long, narrow seats show gentle irregularities and softened edges—subtle traces of hand tools and long use. The sturdy leg structures, broad and stable, reflect the resourceful joinery of the period, when furniture was made to withstand farm work, communal meals, and household tasks.
The surfaces of both benches carry a richly developed patina: warm tones, visible grain, and age‑earned imperfections that give them their unmistakable presence. This natural wear is central to the French Provincial aesthetic, where authenticity is valued over refinement and the marks of time are embraced as part of the object’s story.
Despite their utilitarian origins, the benches have a sculptural clarity that makes them highly adaptable in contemporary interiors. Their clean lines and balanced proportions allow them to function as hallway or entry seating, low consoles or display surfaces, plant stands or wabi‑sabi accents or as rustic elements in minimalist or modern spaces. Their quiet presence enriches a room without overwhelming it.
French Provincial furniture from the mid‑19th century is increasingly sought after for its honesty, craftsmanship, and ability to harmonize with modern design. As a pair, these benches offer a rare opportunity to bring a cohesive, authentic touch of 19th‑century rural France into a contemporary home.
Dimensions per bench:
Height: 52 cm
Width: 180 cm
Depth: 19 cm
Legs: B 45 cm x D 12 cm
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Antique English oak farmhouse bench, UK ca. 1850
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A characterful mid‑19th‑century English farmhouse bench in solid oak, crafted around 1850 and embodying the honest, utilitarian charm of rural British furniture. With its time‑softened edges, rich coloration, and wonderfully worn surface, this bench offers a warm and authentic glimpse into everyday life in Victorian England.
The bench features a long rectangular seat supported by turned legs connected with stretchers, an enduring construction typical of 19th‑century country workshops. The proportions are practical and sturdy, designed for daily use in kitchens, sculleries, and farmhouses. The oak grain remains beautifully visible, enhanced by generations of handling and natural wear.
One of the bench’s most striking qualities is its beautiful patina. The surface has developed a deep, mellow tone with subtle variations, marks, and textures that only decades of use can create. This natural aging gives the piece a soulful presence and makes it especially appealing to collectors and interior designers seeking authenticity.
Farmhouse benches like this were essential household items in rural England, valued for their durability and simplicity. This example retains its original character while remaining structurally sound, offering both decorative appeal and practical function.
Perfect for an entryway, dining table, hallway, or as a display surface, the bench brings warmth and rustic elegance to any interior. Its understated form allows it to blend seamlessly into modern, country, wabi‑sabi, or eclectic spaces.
Dimensions:
Height: 50 cm
Width: 124 cm
Depth: 25,5 cm
Ref. 26-0047
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Large 18th‑Century Oak Bench with Velvet Upholstery, France
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This impressive 18th‑century oak bench combines the quiet authority of early European craftsmanship with the soft, time‑worn elegance of vintage velvet. Generous in scale and beautifully proportioned, it reflects the robust woodworking traditions of the period, when furniture was built to endure generations of daily use while still carrying a sense of refinement.
The solid oak frame, supported by a rhythmic row of turned legs, has developed a deep, mellow patina that only centuries of handling can produce. Its surface shows the subtle undulations, softened edges, and rich coloration that speak to its long life in a historic interior. The bench retains its upholstered seat in a warm velvet fabric, adding a tactile counterpoint to the sturdy wooden base. The upholstery, with its gentle wear, enhances the bench’s character rather than diminishing it, creating a harmonious dialogue between material softness and structural strength.
Originally used in a grand hallway, salon, or reception room, the bench now offers remarkable versatility. Its elongated form makes it ideal for an entryway, the foot of a bed, or as a sculptural seating element in a contemporary space. The combination of aged oak and velvet gives it a presence that is both stately and inviting—an object that anchors a room with quiet confidence.
A rare and atmospheric piece that captures the enduring beauty of 18th‑century craftsmanship, enriched by centuries of use and the unmistakable charm of authentic patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 38 cm
Width: 212 cm
Depth: 28 cm
Ref. 26-0045
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Large Arts & Crafts oak side chair, Belgium ca. 1915
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This impressive Belgian Arts & Crafts side chair from around 1915 embodies the movement’s devotion to honest materials, expressive craftsmanship, and architectural presence. Crafted in solid oak, the chair has a commanding silhouette, defined by its tall slatted backrest, robust proportions, and the warm, time‑softened patina that only a century of use can create. The carved detailing along the upper rail and posts reflects the artisanal spirit of the period, when furniture was conceived as both functional object and sculptural statement.
The chair’s structure is sturdy and grounded, with turned legs and a generously framed seat that speak to the era’s emphasis on durability and integrity. The decorative carving; geometric, rhythmic, and subtly symbolic, adds a layer of visual richness without compromising the clarity of the design. One small section of the ornamental crest on the upper left is missing, a discreet loss that does not detract from the chair’s presence and instead underscores its age and authenticity.
Pieces like this were often made in small workshops, where craftsmanship took precedence over industrial production. This chair carries that legacy with pride: tactile, expressive, and unmistakably handmade. Whether used as an accent in a hallway, a sculptural element in a living space, or a collector’s piece celebrating early 20th‑century Belgian design, it brings character, history, and a quiet sense of craftsmanship into any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 82 cm
Width: 80 cm
Depth: 46 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 26-0104
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Antique late 19th century oak side chair, Belgium
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This late‑19th‑century Belgian oak side chair embodies the quiet dignity and honest craftsmanship of rural European furniture from the period. Its design is restrained and functional, yet full of character, with a straightforward silhouette that highlights the natural beauty of the wood. The gently worn surfaces, softened edges, and visible grain speak to decades of use, giving the chair a warm, authentic presence that only time can create.
The construction is sturdy and traditional, with a solid plank seat and a simple slatted backrest that reflects the practical sensibilities of the era. Subtle irregularities in the wood and finish reveal the hand‑worked nature of the piece, reminding us of a time when furniture was built slowly, thoughtfully, and meant to last for generations. Despite its simplicity, the chair carries a quiet sculptural quality; an understated elegance rooted in proportion, material, and craftsmanship rather than ornament.
Chairs like this were common in Belgian farmhouses and workshops, used daily and valued for their reliability. Today, the piece serves beautifully as an accent chair, a hallway statement, or a sculptural object that brings warmth and authenticity to contemporary interiors. Its rustic charm and historical depth make it a timeless addition to any space, offering both utility and a tangible connection to 19th‑century Belgian domestic life.
Dimensions:
Height: 85 cm
Width: 46 cm
Depth: 35 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 26-0101
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Set of Two Red Reupholstered Art Deco Chairs, Belgium ca. 1920
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This elegant pair of Belgian Art Deco chairs from around 1920 captures the confident shift toward modernity that defined the early interwar years. Their architectural wooden frames, composed of bold, rectilinear lines, express the movement’s fascination with structure, symmetry, and refined craftsmanship. The silhouettes feel almost sculptural, with the continuous arm-and-leg forms creating a sense of rhythm and balance that remains strikingly contemporary.
Both chairs have been newly reupholstered in a vivid red fabric, a choice that amplifies their graphic presence while honoring the expressive palettes often embraced in early Art Deco interiors. The fresh upholstery highlights the crisp geometry of the seats and backrests, offering a vibrant counterpoint to the dark, beautifully aged wood. The result is a harmonious dialogue between restored comfort and preserved authenticity.
Originally conceived for refined domestic salons or modernist professional interiors, the pair now serves as a sophisticated accent in contemporary spaces; ideal as statement side chairs, gallery seating, or bold additions to a curated Art Deco collection. Their proportions are generous yet disciplined, their craftsmanship unmistakably of their era, and their combined presence both warm and architecturally assertive.
A rare and beautifully revitalized set that brings Belgian Art Deco’s early modern spirit into the present with clarity and style.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 75 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat Height: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0107 26-0108
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Large wabi sabi style wooden bench with beautiful patina, Japan 19th century
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A serene and soulful 19th‑century Japanese wooden bench, embodying the essence of wabi‑sabi aesthetics: simplicity, imperfection, and the quiet beauty of natural aging. Crafted from solid wood and shaped with understated, functional lines, this long bench carries the presence of an object that has lived a long and useful life.
The surface reveals a richly developed patina, with subtle wear, tonal variations, and traces of hand‑worked craftsmanship that speak to its age and authenticity. The elongated plank top rests on gracefully curved legs, giving the piece a balanced silhouette that feels both grounded and light. Its minimalist form reflects traditional Japanese sensibilities, where utility and beauty coexist without excess.
Perfect as a hallway bench, display surface, or sculptural accent in a contemporary interior, this piece brings warmth, texture, and a sense of calm history into any space. Its imperfections are precisely what make it compelling; a true celebration of time and material.
Dimensions:
Height: 48 cm
Width: 260 cm
Depth: 26 cm
Ref. 26-0126
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Set of 6 art nouveau dinner chairs in the manner of Victor Horta, Belgium ca. 1910
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A graceful and expressive ensemble, this set of six Art Nouveau dining chairs captures the fluid elegance and organic dynamism associated with the great Belgian master Victor Horta. Crafted around 1910 and originating from Brussels, the chairs embody the movement’s characteristic interplay of sinuous lines, natural motifs, and refined craftsmanship.
Each chair features a delicately carved wooden frame with flowing contours that echo the architectural language of early Belgian modernism. The cane backrests introduce lightness and texture, framed by sculptural detailing that softens the geometry and enhances the chairs’ rhythmic silhouette. The seats, shaped for comfort, rest on elegantly curved legs enriched with subtle ornamental carving; an homage to the artisanal spirit of the period.
The set exudes harmony and balance, offering both visual poetry and functional durability. Whether placed around a dining table, used as accent seating, or integrated into a curated Art Nouveau interior, these chairs bring with them the cultural richness of Brussels at the dawn of the 20th century.
A rare and atmospheric set, beautifully preserved, and deeply evocative of the Belgian Art Nouveau tradition.
Dimensions:
Height: 91 cm
Width: 49 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Seat Height: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0005
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Hollywood Regency 3-seater sofa with Lion‑Motif Upholstery, Italy ca. 1990
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A bold and charismatic statement piece, this Hollywood Regency sofa from Italy circa 1990 pairs sculptural form with exuberant textile design. Its generous silhouette; deep seat, broad backrest, and elegantly rounded arm, creates an inviting presence, while the richly patterned upholstery transforms the chair into a work of decorative art.
The fabric features a striking lion motif woven in warm tones of red, gold, black, and earthy neutrals, echoing the opulence and theatrical flair that define the Hollywood Regency aesthetic. The pattern’s rhythmic interplay of stylized animals and ornamental detailing brings a sense of movement and exotic glamour, making the sofa as visually captivating as it is comfortable.
Perfect as a standalone accent or as part of an eclectic interior, this Italian three-seater embodies the playful luxury of late‑20th‑century design. A vibrant, expressive piece that instantly elevates any room with personality and presence.
Dimensions:
Height: 71 cm
Width: 210 cm
Depth: 85 cm
Seat Height: 35 cm
Ref. 26-0257
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Antique armchair in walnut with tapestry upholstery, UK 17th century
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A distinguished 17th‑century English armchair crafted in rich walnut and upholstered in a traditional tapestry fabric. This early piece embodies the sculptural presence and craftsmanship of the period, combining robust construction with decorative refinement.
The walnut frame features turned legs, carved arm supports, and subtle scrollwork that highlight the artisan’s hand. Its warm patina, softened edges, and natural wear speak to centuries of use and care. The tapestry upholstery, secured with decorative nailhead trim, adds texture and historical character, complementing the dark tones of the wood. Light signs of use are present, consistent with its age, and contribute to its authenticity rather than detract from its elegance.
With its commanding silhouette and richly detailed materials, this armchair serves beautifully as a statement piece in both traditional and contemporary interiors, offering a tangible connection to English furniture history.
Dimensions:
Height: 110 cm
Width: 62 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat height: 50 cm
Ref. 26-0265
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Antique Wood and Fabric Ottoman, France, 1890s
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A delightful example of early 20th‑century French decorative craftsmanship, this footstool combines a richly textured wooden base with an upholstered top that reflects the elegance and comfort of the period. Its proportions, materials, and detailing speak to a time when even the smallest household objects were made with care, intention, and a touch of artistry.
The wooden frame is finely shaped, resting on turned legs connected by carved stretchers that lend the piece both stability and ornamental appeal. Decades of use have softened the edges and enriched the wood with a warm, authentic patina, giving the stool a sense of history and lived‑in charm.
The upholstered seat features a patterned fabric typical of early 20th‑century French interiors—decorative yet inviting, with a tactile quality that complements the craftsmanship of the base. The combination of textile and wood creates a harmonious balance between softness and structure, making the stool as visually appealing as it is functional.
Originally used as a footstool or small occasional seat, this piece now serves beautifully as an accent in both traditional and contemporary settings. Its scale and character make it ideal for adding warmth, texture, and a touch of antique personality to any room.
A charming and authentic French antique, full of decorative appeal and historical presence.
Dimensions:
Height: 42 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 37cm
Ref. 25-0632
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19th century Louis XIII armchair in black linen, France
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An elegant 19th‑century French Louis XIII armchair, showcasing the grandeur and craftsmanship of the period. The frame, carved from solid wood, features exquisite detailing; scrolling armrests, floral rosettes, and a central shell motif along the stretcher, all resting on bold paw feet that lend the piece a sculptural presence.
The upholstery in deep black linen offers a refined contrast to the natural patina of the wood, balancing classical ornamentation with modern restraint. The result is a chair that feels both timeless and contemporary, equally suited for a curated interior or as a statement accent in a collector’s setting.
A distinguished example of French craftsmanship from the 19th century, combining architectural carving with understated textile elegance.
Dimensions:
Height: 110 cm
Width: 70 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 26-0264
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17th century Jacobean carved oak bench, UK
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A rare 17th‑century Jacobean bench in solid oak, exemplifying the robust craftsmanship and decorative vocabulary of early English furniture. The rectangular top rests on a deeply carved apron with scrolling motifs and geometric detailing; hallmarks of the Jacobean style’s architectural influence.
The turned baluster legs, joined by box stretchers, lend both structural integrity and sculptural rhythm to the piece. The oak has matured to a warm, honeyed patina, revealing centuries of use and care while preserving its stately presence.
This bench embodies the enduring elegance of the Jacobean period: bold, symmetrical, and richly ornamented. A collector’s piece that bridges history and design, ideal for an entrance hall, dining setting, or as a statement of heritage in a contemporary interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 65 cm
Width: 145 cm
Depth: 30 cm
Seat: 145 cm x 22 cm
Ref. 26-0283
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Pair of 2 Rustic carved oak side chairs, Spain ca. 1900
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Dating back to circa 1900, this striking pair of Spanish armchairs tells a story of enduring Iberian craftsmanship and honest, timeless design. Handcrafted entirely from solid oak, the chairs immediately command attention with their robust silhouettes and a rich, honey-toned amber patina; a warm finish earned through more than a century of history. They effortlessly capture the spirit of traditional folk art while possessing a grounded, structural quality that resonates beautifully with modern organic and brutalist interiors.
Every detail speaks to the care of the artisan who created them. The wide, contoured seats and sturdy backrests are secured by prominent, hand-forged iron rivets that lend a touch of historical strength to the pair. Substantial, flat armrests feature precise linear grooves at the terminals, while the architectural bases come alive with hand-carved details. The front legs and cross-stretchers are adorned with recessed geometric paneling, delicate floral rosettes, and a central, elegant cartouche, all framed by subtle, stylized finials atop the backposts.
Remaining in excellent antique condition, both chairs are completely structurally sound with a gentle, authentic wear pattern that only enhances their soulful character. Whether placed as a commanding pair of accent chairs in an entryway, flanking a fireplace, or adding textural contrast to a contemporary living room, these exceptional pieces bring a deep sense of history and warmth into any space.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 90 cm
Width: 59 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Seat Height: 43,5 cm
Ref. 26-0006 26-0007
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Pair Art Deco walnut stools with original velvet upholstery, Italy 1920s
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A refined pair of Italian Art Deco stools from the 1920s, crafted in richly grained walnut and professionally restored to highlight their sculptural geometry and warm tone. Each piece features a gently curved wooden frame resting on four black-lacquered legs, supporting the original velvet upholstery in a geometric pattern of amber, sienna, and gold.
The plush, textured fabric captures the tactile luxury and artistic experimentation of early Italian modernism, while the solid walnut structure reflects the craftsmanship and elegance of the Art Deco period. Their compact proportions make them versatile accents; ideal beside a lounge chair, vanity, or as decorative seating in refined interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Width: 36 cm
Depth: 36 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0144 26-0145
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Two-Seat Sofa by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, Italy, 1990s
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A beautifully proportioned two‑seat sofa designed by Vico Magistretti and produced by Cassina in 1990, reflecting the enduring influence of mid‑century Italian design. Magistretti, one of Italy’s most celebrated architects and designers, was known for distilling forms to their essential gestures, and this piece embodies that philosophy with quiet confidence. The sofa’s silhouette is low, soft, and inviting, defined by Magistretti’s characteristic blend of sculptural volume and disciplined geometry. Generous cushions create a sense of relaxed comfort, while the integrated armrests and gently curved back give the piece a cohesive, architectural presence. It is a design that feels both timeless and unmistakably Italian.
Upholstered in a textured dark fabric, the sofa shows light, even discoloration, a natural patina that comes with age and use. The structure remains strong and supportive, and the cushions retain their plush, enveloping feel. As with all Cassina pieces, the craftsmanship is meticulous: precise stitching, high‑quality materials, and a construction built for longevity.
By the late 20th century, Cassina had firmly established itself as a leader in modern design, collaborating with icons such as Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, and of course Magistretti. This sofa, produced in 1990, sits within that lineage; an evolution of mid‑century ideals interpreted through the lens of contemporary Italian craftsmanship.
Compact yet substantial, the two‑seat format makes this sofa ideal for apartments, reading corners, or intimate living spaces. Its understated form allows it to harmonize with modern, minimalist, or eclectic interiors, while its sculptural cushions add warmth and depth.
Height of backrest unfolded: 100 cm
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Ref. 26-0057
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Art deco stool with curved legs and flower form seat with original upholstery, France 1920s
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A charming French Art Deco stool from the 1920s, distinguished by its sculptural curved legs in dark stained wood and its rare flower‑form seat upholstered in the original woven fabric. The silhouette is both playful and elegant: four outward‑sweeping legs meet at a central junction, supporting a softly scalloped cushion that echoes the organic motifs typical of early modernist design.
The original upholstery shows some wear and small areas of damage, consistent with age. We recommend reupholstering. This can be arranged in consultation with us, with fabric choices tailored to your interior project.
Despite its age, the stool retains a warm, tactile presence; ideal as an accent piece in a reading corner, beside a vanity, or as a decorative object adding character to eclectic or Art Deco‑inspired interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 51 cm
Width: 47 cm
Depth: 47 cm
Ref. 26-0008
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Bauhaus Modernist Stool with Chrome Tubular Frame and Leather Seat, Germany – 1920s
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This striking Bauhaus‑era stool, crafted in Germany circa 1920, embodies the movement’s revolutionary approach to form and function. The design features a looped tubular steel frame, elegantly bent into a sculptural base that merges stability with visual rhythm; a hallmark of early modernist engineering.
The original leather seat, in deep brown, displays a beautifully aged patina that speaks to decades of use and authenticity. Its wear enhances the stool’s character, offering a tactile reminder of the Bauhaus ideal: honest materials and timeless utility.
Compact yet expressive, this piece serves equally well as a functional seat or decorative accent, pairing effortlessly with minimalist, industrial, or eclectic interiors.
Diameter seat: 36 cm
Dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Diameter: 45 cm
Diameter seat: 36 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0319
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Modernist Art Deco bench with lift-top storage seat in solid oak, Belgium 1920s
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Modernist Art Deco bench with lift-top storage seat in solid oak, Belgium 1920s
This Belgian Art Deco bench in solid oak exemplifies early modernist craftsmanship; a harmonious blend of geometric precision and functional design. The piece features a lift‑top seat revealing generous storage, framed by rounded armrests and a linear backrest with sculpted spindles, characteristic of 1920s Belgian modernism. Resting on spherical feet, its rich patina and architectural silhouette evoke the refined simplicity of the interwar Art Deco movement.
Ideal for interior designers and decorators, this bench offers both form and utility, perfect for entryways, salons, or curated spaces that celebrate European modernist furniture. Its timeless appeal and authentic construction make it a standout piece for collectors seeking original Art Deco seating with integrated storage.
Dimensions:
Height: 84 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 44,5 cm
Seat Height: 47,5 cm
Ref. 26-0316
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Amsterdamse school oak and velvet side chair, The Netherlands 1920s
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An elegant example of Dutch Amsterdamse School design, this oak side chair embodies the architectural rigor and expressive craftsmanship of early 20th‑century modernism. The chair’s rectilinear frame and solid oak construction are softened by a vibrant green velvet seat, creating a refined interplay of geometry and texture. The high backrest and open arm structure reflect the movement’s sculptural approach to furniture; functional yet distinctly artistic.
With its original period character and warm patina, this piece is ideal for interior designers and collectors seeking authentic Amsterdamse School furniture. It pairs beautifully with modernist, Art Deco, or eclectic interiors, offering both visual presence and historical depth.
Dimensions:
Height: 94 cm
Width: 61 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat Height: 46 cm
Ref. 26-0317
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Carved Walnut Armchair with Scrolling and Tapestry Upholstery, France, circa 1800
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A beautifully expressive French walnut armchair dating to around 1800, offering decorators a richly textured blend of sculptural woodworking and historic textile artistry. This piece carries the transitional elegance of late 18th‑ to early 19th‑century French craftsmanship: refined, decorative, and quietly monumental.
The solid walnut frame is shaped with deep scrolling forms, foliate carving, and fluid contours, giving the chair a dynamic silhouette that reads beautifully in both classical and eclectic interiors. The carving retains a warm patina, enhancing the chair’s architectural presence and making it a compelling anchor piece in a curated room.
The seat and backrest are upholstered in tapestry fabric, woven with floral and ornamental motifs in a palette of earthy golds, greens, and soft reds. The textile adds narrative charm and a sense of lived history, while the nailhead trim underscores the artisanal detailing.
Ideal for decorators seeking a statement chair that introduces authentic French character, sculptural warmth, and a touch of romantic antiquity. This armchair works beautifully as a standalone accent, in a reading corner, or as part of a layered ensemble mixing carved wood, textiles, and patinated surfaces.
Dimensions:
Height: 113 cm
Width: 79 cm
Depth: 63 cm
Seat Height: 39 cm
Ref. 26-0341
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Art Deco Walnut Stool with Fabric, Italy, 1920s
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A refined and sculptural Italian Art Deco stool from the early 1920s, crafted in richly toned walnut and showcasing the elegant geometry and craftsmanship that defined the first wave of Italian Deco design. Compact yet expressive, it blends architectural lines with warm materials, resulting in a piece that feels both luxurious and understated.
The stool features a distinctive silhouette with gracefully curved supports that rise to meet the cushioned seat, creating a balanced interplay of negative space and solid form. The walnut wood displays beautiful grain patterns and a deep, warm tone, enhanced but never overshadowed by the piece’s sculptural structure.
A rare and charming detail, the stool retains its original 1920s fabric, a textured textile in a soft, earthy tone. The upholstery shows minor signs of use, consistent with its age, and adds an authentic historical layer that collectors and design enthusiasts value.
The walnut frame has been professionally refinished, bringing out the richness of the wood while preserving the integrity of the original craftsmanship. The result is a piece that feels fresh and refined, yet still unmistakably antique.
Ideal as an accent seat, dressing‑room stool, or sculptural decorative object, it brings warmth and sophistication to both contemporary and vintage‑inspired interiors. Its small footprint and expressive form make it a standout piece in any room.
Dimensions:
Height: 44 cm
Width: 41 cm
Depth: 41 cm
Ref. 25-0648
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Belgian Arts & Crafts Oak Stool, 1890
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A characterful Belgian oak stool from circa 1890, positioned at the intersection of Arts & Crafts integrity and early Jugendstil ornamental sensibility. The piece celebrates hand‑crafted construction: solid oak shaped with sculptural contours, expressive grain, and traditional joinery that remains both functional and decorative.
The stool features shaped legs with interlocking pegged joinery, a hallmark of late‑19th‑century Belgian craftsmanship. Its warm patina and architectural presence make it an ideal accent for interiors that value authenticity, material honesty, and understated artistry. The compact scale lends itself to versatile placement; as a decorative side stool, a sculptural object under a console, or a functional element in an Arts & Crafts–inspired vignette. Its blend of geometric restraint and organic curves aligns beautifully with the emerging Jugendstil aesthetic of the period.
Dimensions:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 40.5
Depth: 37
Ref. 26-0339
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Belgium art deco bench in oak wood 1920s
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A refined Belgian Art Deco bench from around 1920, crafted in solid oak and shaped with the clean geometry and subtle decorative rhythm characteristic of early‑20th‑century Belgian design. The backrest features three circular carved medallions framed by gently curved vertical supports, giving the piece a sculptural, architectural presence.
The striped upholstered seat; in deep blue and golden tones with studded edging, adds a touch of graphic elegance that complements the linear oak frame. Its proportions make it ideal in an entryway, along a hallway wall, or as a statement seating element in a living space.
A charming vintage piece that brings Belgian craftsmanship, Art Deco clarity, and warm oak character into any curated interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 93 cm
Width: 152,5 cm
Depth: 52 cm
Seat Height: 46,5 cm
Ref. 26-0165
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Art Deco Walnut Stool with Leather Seat, Belgium ca. 1925
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A refined Belgian Art Deco stool from around 1925, crafted in solid walnut with a dark leather seat. The design is characterized by its architectural simplicity; two vertical side panels joined by a recessed seat frame, creating a balanced interplay of mass and void. The warm tone of the walnut contrasts elegantly with the deep patina of the leather, both showing gentle signs of age and use that enhance the piece’s authenticity.
This stool embodies the early Art Deco pursuit of geometric purity and craftsmanship, bridging decorative tradition and modernist clarity. Compact yet sculptural, it serves equally well as a seat, side table, or accent piece in refined interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 54 cm
Width: 58,5 cm
Depth: 31 cm
Seat Height: 52 cm
Ref. 26-0371
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French Provincial Ladder‑Back Armchair with Woven Rush Seat, 19th century
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A charming French Provincial ladder‑back armchair from the 19th century, crafted in solid wood with a warm, hand‑polished patina. The chair’s sculpted back features three elegantly curved slats with crescent‑shaped cutouts, a hallmark of rural French craftsmanship that balances rustic simplicity with decorative finesse.
The armrests flow gracefully into the front legs, their rounded scroll ends adding a touch of refinement to the otherwise humble form. The seat is hand‑woven in natural rush, arranged in a precise geometric pattern that highlights artisanal technique and durability.
This piece embodies the timeless appeal of French country furniture; practical, inviting, and beautifully proportioned. Ideal for a farmhouse dining setting, a cozy reading corner, or as a statement accent in a curated interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 114 cm
Width: 56 cm
Depth: 45,5 cm
Seat Height: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0409
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Rustic oak wooden tripod stool, France, ca. 1900
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A charming rustic oak tripod stool from France, dating to around 1900. This small, sculptural piece embodies the honesty of rural craftsmanship: a thick, rounded seat set on three sturdy legs, each shaped with the practical simplicity typical of early 20th‑century farmhouse furniture.
The stool shows a beautifully built‑up patina from more than a century of use; softened edges, natural wear, and a deep, warm surface tone that only time can produce. Despite its age, the stool is stable and shows no visible structural damage, making it suitable both as a decorative accent and as a functional small seat or plant stand.
Three stools in different sizes are available; the listed price applies per stool.
A timeless rustic object that adds warmth, authenticity, and a touch of French countryside character to any interior.
Good antique condition. Stable, no structural damage visible. Rich patina consistent with age and use.
Dimensions:
Height: 22 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 20 cm
Ref. 26-0392
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Rustic oak wooden tripod stool, France, ca. 1900
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A characterful rustic oak tripod stool from France, dating to around 1900. This small, sculptural piece embodies the quiet honesty of rural craftsmanship: a thick, rounded seat set on three solid legs, each shaped with the practical simplicity typical of early farmhouse furniture.
The stool shows a beautifully built‑up patina from more than a century of use; softened edges, natural wear, and a deep, warm surface tone that speaks to its long life in a working household. Despite its age, the piece is stable, with no visible structural damage, making it suitable both as a decorative accent and as a functional small seat or plant stand.
Three stools in different sizes are available; the listed price applies per stool.
A timeless rustic object that brings warmth, authenticity, and French countryside charm into any interior.
Good antique condition. Stable, no structural damage visible. Rich patina consistent with age and use.
Dimensions:
Height: 26,5 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 20 cm
Ref. 26-0393
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Rustic oak wooden tripod stool, France, ca. 1900
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This rustic oak tripod stool from France, dating to around 1900, embodies the quiet authenticity of rural craftsmanship. Its thick, rounded seat rests on three solid, slightly splayed legs, giving the piece both stability and a sculptural, grounded presence.
The surface shows a beautifully built‑up patina from more than a century of use; softened edges, natural wear, and a deep, warm tone that speaks to its long life in a working farmhouse interior. Despite its age, the stool is stable, with no visible structural damage, making it suitable as a functional small seat, a plant stand, or a decorative accent in wabi‑sabi, rustic, or minimalist interiors.
A timeless French countryside object with strong character and material honesty.
Three stools in different sizes are available; the listed price applies per stool.
Good antique condition. Stable, no structural damage visible. Rich patina consistent with age and use.
Dimensions:
Height: 35 cm
Width: 30 cm
Depth: 30 cm
Ref. 26-0394
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Antique carved oak side chair, France 18th century
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An elegant carved oak side chair from 18th‑century France, executed in the Régence style. The chair features a scrolled crest rail with a central shell motif and delicate floral carvings, flanked by three vertical splats with arched detailing. The apron and stretchers are finely molded and ornamented, while the turned and fluted legs terminate in block feet joined by a shaped stretcher.
Crafted from solid oak, the chair retains a warm, aged patina that highlights its fine grain and centuries of use. Structurally sound and sturdy, with minor wear consistent with age, it forms one of a matching pair (see ref. 26‑0461).
A refined example of French craftsmanship from the Régence period, combining sculptural elegance with enduring practicality; ideal for collectors and interiors seeking authentic 18th‑century character.
Dimensions:
Height: 97 cm
Width: 42 cm
Depth: 34 cm
Seat Height: 44,5 cm
Ref. 26-0460
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Antique carved oak side chair, France 18th century
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A finely carved oak side chair from 18th‑century France, executed in the Régence style. The chair features a scrolled crest rail with a central shell and floral motifs, three vertical splats with arched detailing, and a shaped lower rail echoing the apron’s gentle curves. The turned legs are joined by a stretcher with baluster carving, giving the piece both elegance and stability.
Crafted from solid oak, the chair retains a warm, aged patina that accentuates its grain and centuries of use. Structurally sound and well‑preserved, with minor wear consistent with age, it forms one of a matching pair (see ref. 26‑0460).
A graceful example of French Régence craftsmanship; refined yet rustic, ideal for collectors and interiors seeking authentic 18th‑century character and sculptural charm.
Dimensions:
Height: 97,5 cm
Width: 42,5 cm
Depth: 34 cm
Seat Height: 44,5
Ref. 26-0461
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Pair of Antique carved oak side chairs, France 18th century
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A graceful pair of carved oak side chairs from 18th‑century France, executed in the Régence style. Each chair features a scrolled crest rail with a central shell and floral motifs, three vertical splats with arched detailing, and a shaped lower rail echoing the apron’s curves. The turned and fluted legs are joined by a stretcher with baluster carving, lending both elegance and stability.
Crafted from solid oak, the chairs retain a warm, aged patina that highlights their fine grain and centuries of use. Structurally sound and well‑preserved, with minor wear consistent with age, they form a harmonious and authentic pair.
These chairs exemplify the refined craftsmanship of the Régence period; ornate yet balanced, ideal for collectors and interiors seeking genuine 18th‑century French character and sculptural charm.
Dimensions:
Height: 97,5 cm
Width: 42,5 cm
Depth: 34 cm
Seat Height: 44,5
Ref. 26-0460 26-0461
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Belgian Art Deco oak side chair with green upholstery, modernist 1920s
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A Belgian Art Deco side chair from the 1920s, crafted in solid oak with a distinctly modernist sensibility. Its geometric, block‑like form is softened by chamfered edges and a hand‑carved zigzag stretcher that adds a touch of sculptural rhythm. The seat and rectangular back panel are upholstered in deep forest‑green fabric, bordered with aged brass dome‑head nails that lend a subtle decorative accent.
The chair retains its original patina, showing the warm glow of aged oak and the integrity of traditional joinery. The upholstery is clean and well‑preserved, complementing the architectural simplicity of the frame. A fine example of Belgian craftsmanship from the interwar period, balancing artisanal solidity with modernist restraint.
Part of a small matching set with 26-0383 and 26-0385. Together, these chairs form a harmonious trio; ideal for collectors of early modernist furniture or interiors seeking a touch of sculptural warmth.
Dimensions:
Height: 83 cm
Width: 41 cm
Depth: 42,5 cm
Seat Height: 48 cm
Ref. 26-0384
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Belgian Art Deco oak side chair with green upholstery, modernist 1920s
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A Belgian Art Deco side chair from the 1920s, crafted in solid oak with a distinctly modernist sensibility. Its geometric, block‑like form is softened by chamfered edges and a hand‑carved zigzag stretcher that adds a touch of sculptural rhythm. The seat and rectangular back panel are upholstered in deep forest‑green fabric, bordered with aged brass dome‑head nails that lend a subtle decorative accent.
The chair retains its original patina, showing the warm glow of aged oak and the integrity of traditional joinery. The upholstery is clean and well‑preserved, complementing the architectural simplicity of the frame. A fine example of Belgian craftsmanship from the interwar period, balancing artisanal solidity with modernist restraint.
Part of a small matching set with 26-0383 and 26-0384. Together, these chairs form a harmonious trio; ideal for collectors of early modernist furniture or interiors seeking a touch of sculptural warmth.
Dimensions:
Height: 82,5 cm
Width: 41 cm
Depth: 42,5 cm
Seat Height: 47,5 cm
Ref. 26-0385
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English Windsor armchair with oak seat and spindle back, 19th century
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Windsor-style armchair with turned,solid seat. Good, sturdy condition with an old patina to the wood.
This fine 19th‑century English Windsor armchair exemplifies the enduring craftsmanship of traditional British furniture making. The chair features a solid oak seat, deeply sculpted for comfort and displaying a beautifully figured grain with rich patina. Its spindle back incorporates three pierced splats with circular medallion details, framed by a graceful arched top rail and elegantly curved arms.
The turned legs and stretchers provide sturdy support and balance, while the warm, aged finish reflects generations of use and care. This piece stands as a testament to the artistry of rural workshops of the period; practical yet refined, with a sculptural presence that suits both rustic and eclectic interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 84 cm
Width: 55 cm
Depth: 36,5 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0379
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Louis XV‑Style Oak and Cane Armchair, France, circa 1890
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A charming late‑19th‑century French armchair in the Louis XV style, crafted in oak with a caned back and upholstered seat. The frame displays graceful curves and cabriole legs, typical of Rococo revival design. The turned arm supports and molded edges add a sense of refinement, while the warm oak patina reveals the depth of age and craftsmanship.
The seat retains its vintage striped upholstery in red and tan velvet, secured with brass nailhead trim. The cane back shows light wear but remains intact, and the chair is structurally sound — a fine example of provincial elegance from the Belle Époque period.
Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 66 cm
Depth: 52 cm
Seat Height: 32 cm
Ref. 26-0380
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Empire style curule stool with striped upholstery, France, 20th century
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A refined French Empire‑style stool featuring an elegant X‑frame in cherrywood and a softly upholstered seat in pale striped fabric. The intersecting curved legs meet at a central roundel, creating a balanced and sculptural silhouette inspired by classical Roman curule forms. The upholstery is finished with a neat row of brass nailhead trim, adding a subtle decorative accent.
The stool’s light tone and graceful geometry lend it versatility; equally suited as a dressing‑table seat, occasional stool, or decorative accent. In good, stable condition with minor wear to the fabric consistent with age.
Dimensions:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 59,5 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0466
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Louis XIII‑Style Walnut Stool with Floral Tapestry Seat, France, circa 1840
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A charming Louis XIII‑style stool from France, dating to around 1840, crafted in solid walnut with beautifully turned legs and stretchers. The seat is upholstered in a richly woven floral tapestry fabric in shades of green and gold, secured with a border of brass nailhead trim.
The stool’s robust yet elegant silhouette reflects the Baroque influence of the Louis XIII period, characterized by its rhythmic turning and balanced proportions. The tapestry upholstery adds warmth and texture, making this piece both decorative and functional; ideal as a side seat, footstool, or accent piece in refined interiors.
This stool embodies the timeless craftsmanship and decorative richness of 19th‑century French furniture, blending historical character with textile artistry.
Dimensions:
Height: 47 cm
Width: 43,5 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Ref. 26-0540
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Art Deco Oak Corner Chair with Cut‑Out Backrest and Rush Seat, Belgium, circa 1920
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A distinctive Belgian Art Deco corner chair from around 1920, crafted in solid oak with a rush‑woven seat. The chair’s angular form is softened by the cut‑out geometric motifs in the back panels, creating a sculptural interplay of light and shadow.
The natural texture of the rush contrasts beautifully with the warm tone of the oak, highlighting the artisanal craftsmanship typical of early 20th‑century Belgian design. Compact yet expressive, this piece works perfectly as an accent chair, bedroom corner seat, or decorative occasional chair.
This chair embodies the architectural elegance and handcrafted authenticity of Belgian Art Deco furniture; a timeless blend of geometry and organic texture.
Dimensions:
Height: 70,5 cm
Width: 39,5 cm
Depth: 39,5 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0376
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Rustic Pine Stool with Cut-Out Trestle Legs, Sweden, circa 1920
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A charming Swedish rustic stool crafted in solid pine, dating from the early twentieth century. Defined by its simple yet expressive construction, the piece features broad trestle-form legs with decorative cut-out arches and a central stretcher that provides both stability and visual balance.
The warm honey-toned pine has developed a rich patina over decades of use, highlighting the natural grain and understated beauty of the material. Its honest craftsmanship and utilitarian character embody the enduring appeal of Scandinavian vernacular furniture, where functionality and simplicity take precedence over ornament.
Compact and versatile, the stool can be used as occasional seating, a small side table, a plant stand, or as an accent piece within both rustic and contemporary interiors. The sculptural silhouette created by the angled supports and cut-out details lends the piece a strong architectural presence despite its modest scale.
Presented in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use that contribute to its authentic character and appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Width: 40 cm
Depth: 19 cm
Ref. 26-0520
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Rustic Pine Stool with Cut-Out Trestle Legs, Sweden, circa 1920
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A charming Swedish rustic stool crafted in solid pine, dating from the early twentieth century. Defined by its simple yet expressive construction, the piece features broad trestle-form legs with decorative cut-out arches and a central stretcher that provides both stability and visual balance.
The warm honey-toned pine has developed a rich patina over decades of use, highlighting the natural grain and understated beauty of the material. Its honest craftsmanship and utilitarian character embody the enduring appeal of Scandinavian vernacular furniture, where functionality and simplicity take precedence over ornament.
Compact and versatile, the stool can be used as occasional seating, a small side table, a plant stand, or as an accent piece within both rustic and contemporary interiors. The sculptural silhouette created by the angled supports and cut-out details lends the piece a strong architectural presence despite its modest scale.
Presented in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use that contribute to its authentic character and appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Width: 40 cm
Depth: 19 cm
Ref. 26-0519
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Rustic Oak Tripod Stool with Chunky Round Wooden Seat, France, circa 1920
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A wonderfully primitive French tripod stool crafted from solid oak, dating from the early twentieth century. Defined by its honest construction and sculptural simplicity, the piece features a substantial round seat hewn from a thick section of timber, raised on three sturdy splayed legs that provide excellent stability and a striking architectural profile.
The stool embodies the enduring appeal of rural French vernacular furniture, where utility and craftsmanship take precedence over ornament. The solid oak displays a deep, time-worn patina developed through decades of use, with visible grain, natural irregularities, and surface wear that contribute to its authentic rustic character.
Its compact proportions and robust construction make it exceptionally versatile. Equally suited as a stool, side table, pedestal for decorative objects, or accent piece, it brings warmth and texture to rustic, Wabi-Sabi, farmhouse, and contemporary interiors alike.
Presented in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use consistent with its history, enhancing the piece's genuine country-house appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 40 cm
Width: 30,5 cm
Depth: 29,5 cm
Ref. 26-0425
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Rustic Oak Ladder-Back Chair with Rush Seat and Cabriole Front Legs, France, circa 1900
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A charming French rustic chair crafted in solid oak, dating from around the turn of the twentieth century. Combining sturdy rural craftsmanship with subtle provincial elegance, the chair features a traditional ladder-back design with four shaped slats, a handwoven rush seat, and gracefully curved cabriole front legs.
The warm oak frame displays a rich patina acquired through decades of use, highlighting the natural character of the wood and the quality of its construction. Distinctive turned elements and a turned front stretcher add decorative interest, while the cabriole legs introduce a refined touch that elevates the chair beyond purely utilitarian country furniture.
Its woven rush seat provides both visual warmth and textural contrast, embodying the timeless appeal of French provincial interiors. Equally well suited as a dining chair, occasional chair, or decorative accent, this piece complements farmhouse, country-house, rustic, and eclectic interiors alike.
Presented in good antique condition, with normal signs of age and use consistent with its history, contributing to its authentic charm and character.
Dimensions:
Height: 95 cm
Width: 42,5 cm
Depth: 41,5 cm
Seat Height: 44 cm
Ref. 26-0381
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Pair of Brutalist Armchairs with Carved Rosettes and Nailed Wooden Seats, Spain, 20th Century
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An exceptional pair of Spanish Brutalist armchairs crafted in solid wood, showcasing the bold architectural character and honest craftsmanship associated with traditional Spanish rustic furniture. Each chair features a deeply sculpted wooden seat and broad plank backrest secured with prominent iron nails, emphasizing their robust and functional construction.
The angular frames are softened by elegantly scrolled armrests, while carved geometric details enrich the supports and legs. Particularly distinctive are the front stretchers, decorated with carved rosettes flanking a shield-shaped cartouche, lending the chairs a subtle heraldic and folk-art character.
The natural wood grain, warm patina, and handcrafted irregularities contribute to their sculptural presence. Their strong, primitive forms and refined decorative details make them ideal statement pieces in Brutalist, Mediterranean, wabi-sabi, rustic, or contemporary interiors.
Both chairs remain in good vintage condition, displaying a beautiful aged patina and minor wear consistent with age and use.
Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear, minor surface marks, and natural variations in the wood. Structurally sound and ready for use.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 95 cm
Width: 56 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Seat Height: 44,5 cm
Ref. 26-0410 26-0410
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Art Deco oak side chair with carved rosette back and turned front legs, Belgium ca. 1915
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A refined Belgian oak side chair that beautifully captures the transition from late Arts & Crafts craftsmanship to the emerging geometric language of the Art Deco period. Constructed from solid oak, the chair is distinguished by its architectural openwork backrest composed of rectilinear elements and accented by a finely carved rosette motif, creating a balanced interplay between ornament and geometry.
The solid oak seat emphasizes the chair's functional integrity, while the elegantly turned front legs introduce a sense of rhythm and craftsmanship. Linear carved detailing throughout the backrest further enhances its decorative appeal, reflecting the early twentieth-century fascination with stylized forms and meticulous woodworking.
With its warm oak patina and sculptural silhouette, this chair works equally well as a dining chair, occasional chair, or decorative accent in Art Deco, Arts & Crafts, eclectic, and contemporary interiors.
Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. Minor wear and surface marks consistent with age, contributing to the chair's authentic character and patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 94,5 cm
Width: 45 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Seat Height: 44 cm
Ref. 26-0382
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Louis XIII walnut stool with carved turned stretchers and upholstered seat, France, 17th century
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A beautifully crafted Louis XIII walnut stool, exemplifying the robust elegance and refined craftsmanship of seventeenth-century French furniture. Executed in richly patinated walnut, the stool rests on finely turned legs connected by an intricate network of turned and carved stretchers, showcasing the distinctive decorative vocabulary of the Louis XIII period.
The stretcher framework is enriched with carved rosette motifs and spiral-turned elements, creating a lively interplay of sculptural forms while providing structural strength. The warm walnut tones contrast beautifully with the later orange upholstered seat, which has been professionally reupholstered, offering both comfort and a fresh visual presence while respecting the stool's historic character.
With its compact proportions and architectural silhouette, this stool can serve as additional seating, a decorative accent, or an elegant footstool in both period and contemporary interiors.
Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, patina, and minor marks consistent with centuries of use. The seat has been professionally reupholstered in an orange fabric. Structurally sound and ready for use.
Dimensions:
Height: 50 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0579
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Louis XV stool with carved floral apron and original damask upholstery, France ca. 1900
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An elegant Louis XV style stool crafted in France around 1900, embodying the graceful curves and decorative refinement associated with the eighteenth-century Rococo tradition. Raised on slender cabriole legs, the stool displays a beautifully shaped apron adorned with finely carved floral motifs, lending the piece a light and sophisticated silhouette.
The seat retains its original damask upholstery in a soft green tone with woven floral and scrolling patterns, finished with a row of decorative brass nails. The richly textured fabric contributes to the stool's authentic period character and decorative appeal, while the warm patina of the carved wooden frame enhances its charm.
Equally suited as a vanity stool, fireside seat, bedroom accent, or occasional piece, this stool brings a touch of French elegance to both traditional and eclectic interiors.
Good antique condition with normal signs of age and use. The original damask upholstery shows some staining and wear consistent with age. The wooden frame remains in good condition with a pleasant aged patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 43 cm
Width: 50,5 cm
Depth: 35 cm
Ref. 26-0580
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Arts & Craft oak armchair with spindle sides and tweed upholstery, Belgium, 1920s
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A handsome Belgian Arts & Crafts armchair dating from the 1920s, crafted in solid oak with a warm, richly grained patina. The chair displays the movement's characteristic emphasis on craftsmanship and honest construction, featuring elegant spindle sides, gently curved arm supports, and beautifully shaped legs that lend the piece a refined architectural presence.
A particularly appealing feature is the adjustable reclining backrest, allowing the seating position to be altered for added comfort. The chair has recently been reupholstered in a textured tweed fabric in natural tones, complementing the warmth of the oak while providing a fresh yet sympathetic update.
The combination of robust craftsmanship and subtle decorative detailing makes this chair an excellent addition to Arts & Crafts, Rustic, Cottage, Wabi-Sabi, or Early Modern interiors. Equally suitable as a reading chair, fireside seat, or accent piece.
Presented in good condition with normal signs of age and use consistent with its period. The upholstery is clean and fresh.
Dimensions:
Height: 103 cm
Width: 61,5 cm
Depth: 81,5 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Ref. 26-0564
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French Primitive Wooden Bench with Splayed Legs, 19th Century
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A beautifully rustic French primitive bench dating from the 19th century, crafted from a single thick wooden plank resting on four hand-shaped splayed legs. Rich in character and authenticity, the bench embodies the simplicity and functional craftsmanship of rural French furniture.
The elongated seat displays wonderful surface texture, deep grain patterns, and a richly aged patina accumulated through generations of use. Traditional wooden pegs remain visible across the top, highlighting the bench's handcrafted construction and vernacular origins. The naturally shaped legs are set at a gentle angle, providing both stability and a sculptural, organic appearance.
Old woodworm traces, now inactive, contribute to the bench's authentic timeworn character and attest to its age. The weathered surfaces, irregular contours, and honest wear make this piece particularly appealing to collectors of primitive, wabi-sabi, and rustic furniture.
Equally suited as a hallway bench, hearth bench, decorative display platform, or accent piece, it brings warmth, history, and understated elegance to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 42 cm
Width: 140 cm
Depth: 22,5 cm
Ref. 26-0531
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French Primitive Farmhouse Bench with Splayed Legs, 19th Century
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A beautifully weathered French primitive farmhouse bench dating from the 19th century, crafted from a long, thick wooden plank supported by four hand-shaped splayed legs. Honest, utilitarian, and rich in character, the piece embodies the timeless simplicity of rural French craftsmanship.
The substantial plank seat reveals decades of use through its wonderfully worn surface, displaying deep grain patterns, tool marks, shrinkage cracks, and a richly developed dark patina. Large exposed wooden pegs remain visible in the seat, highlighting the bench's traditional handcrafted construction and reinforcing its authentic vernacular character.
The naturally shaped legs are set at an angle, creating a stable structure while lending the bench an organic sculptural quality. Its elongated proportions make it particularly versatile, serving equally well as seating, a decorative platform, a low console, or a display bench for ceramics, textiles, and collected objects.
With its raw texture, aged wood, and understated beauty, this bench is a compelling example of French country furniture and fits effortlessly into rustic, wabi-sabi, primitive, and contemporary interiors alike.
Dimensions:
Height: 39 cm
Width: 180 cm
Depth: 17 cm
Ref. 26-0049
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Art Nouveau Walnut Settee with Floral Marquetry, Belgium, ca. 1900
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An elegant Belgian Art Nouveau two-seater settee dating from around 1900, distinguished by its refined proportions, stylized floral decoration, and restrained geometric lines. Crafted in walnut, the piece reflects the transition between flowing Art Nouveau ornament and the more structured forms that would emerge in the early twentieth century.
The backrest is adorned with delicate floral marquetry panels depicting stylized blossoms with elongated stems, a quintessential Art Nouveau motif inspired by nature. Open spindle back panels lend the design a sense of lightness, while the gracefully shaped armrests and slender tapering legs enhance its sophisticated silhouette.
The settee retains its green velvet upholstery to both the seat and central back panel, finished with decorative brass nailhead trim that beautifully complements the warm tones of the walnut frame. The rich green fabric provides an attractive contrast to the finely figured wood and highlights the craftsmanship of the inlaid floral motifs.
Elegant yet practical, this charming bench is ideally suited to a hallway, bedroom, sitting room, or dressing area, where its combination of decorative artistry and functional comfort can be fully appreciated.
Good condition with normal signs of age and use. Minor wear consistent with age is present. The photos form an integral part of the description and condition report of this piece.
Dimensions:
Height: 100,5 cm
Width: 119,5 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat Height: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0321
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Pair of Ebonised Tub Armchairs with Floral Upholstery, France, Circa 1900
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An elegant pair of French tub armchairs dating from around 1900, combining graceful proportions with refined upholstery and a sophisticated ebonised finish. The chairs feature a gently curved barrel-shaped back that flows seamlessly into the armrests, creating a comfortable and inviting silhouette.
The ebonised wooden frames provide a striking contrast to the beige floral upholstery, which is richly decorated with a woven pattern of flowers, foliage, and scrolling motifs in warm tones. Decorative braid trim outlines the upholstery panels and accentuates the chairs' elegant contours. The gently curved front legs and tapered rear legs further enhance the refined appearance of the design.
Balancing comfort and decorative appeal, these armchairs are versatile pieces that work beautifully as occasional seating in a living room, bedroom, library, or reception area. Their compact scale and timeless combination of dark wood and neutral upholstery make them easy to integrate into both traditional and eclectic interiors.
A charming pair of early 20th-century French armchairs offering both comfort and decorative character.
Good condition with normal signs of age and use. Minor wear consistent with age is present on both the frames and upholstery. The photos form an integral part of the description and condition report of these pieces.
Dimensions:
Height: 75,5 cm
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 51,5 cm
Seat Height: 43 cm
Ref. 22-0107
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Amsterdamse School Oak Armchair with Green Velvet Seat, Netherlands, 1920s
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A striking Dutch Amsterdamse School armchair dating from the 1920s, crafted in solid oak and distinguished by its strong architectural lines and refined geometric detailing. The slatted backrest features contrasting black-painted vertical accents, a characteristic design element associated with the expressive craftsmanship of the Amsterdam School movement.
The chair is further enhanced by black-tipped armrests and feet, creating a subtle yet elegant contrast with the warm oak frame. The generously proportioned seat is upholstered in olive green velvet and finished with decorative brass nailhead trim, adding both comfort and visual richness.
Combining robust construction with sophisticated design, this armchair embodies the functional artistry and decorative restraint that made Dutch furniture of the period so distinctive. It would make an excellent statement piece in both period and contemporary interiors.
Condition: Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. The upholstery remains well presented, and the oak frame displays an attractive patina consistent with its age. The photographs form an integral part of the condition description.
Dimensions:
Height: 84.5 cm
Width: 56 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Ref. 26-0318
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Art Deco Oak Lounge Chair with Woven Leather Back and Ochre Velvet, Belgium, 1920s
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A distinctive Belgian Art Deco lounge chair dating from the 1920s, combining artisanal craftsmanship with the warm materials and decorative detailing characteristic of the period. The chair's low, inviting proportions and rich textural contrasts create a striking presence while maintaining a sense of comfort and practicality.
Crafted in solid oak, the frame features elegantly shaped armrests supported by turned uprights, echoed by the turned front legs and decorative detailing throughout. The standout feature is the backrest, executed in basket-woven leather straps and crowned by an embossed leather crest panel decorated with stylized foliate motifs. Upholstery nails frame the leatherwork, adding a handcrafted quality and subtle decorative rhythm.
The generous seat and front apron are upholstered in ochre velvet, providing a warm contrast to the oak and leather. The rich golden tone enhances the chair's architectural silhouette and reflects the luxurious yet restrained aesthetic of early Art Deco design.
With its combination of sculptural form, traditional craftsmanship, and tactile materials, this lounge chair is an excellent statement piece for both period and contemporary interiors.
Condition: Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. The woven leather back shows visible wear and patina, while the ochre velvet upholstery exhibits signs of age and use. These characteristics contribute to the authenticity and charm of the piece. The photographs form an integral part of the condition description.
Dimensions:
Height: 72,5 cm
Width: 59 cm
Depth: 65 cm
Seat Height: 33 cm
Ref. 26-0591
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