Vintage organic form lounge chair with sculptural solid wood legs. Heavy item.

Armchair by Guillerme and Chambron, 1960s. Oak structure, seat and back completely reupholstered with a high-end perfect flower Dedar fabric. Very good condition.

The “Lesestation” armchair by Stefan Zwicky, designed in the late 1980s, is a rare and sought-after piece of post-modernist design.

This model was made in Switzerland by Röthlisberger in 1988, combining materials such as mahogany, leather and lacquered wood.

This armchair stands out for its unique style and history, making it a collector’s item.

Some marks of time
L115 H76cm H seat 40cm

A superb, rare, impressively sized and extremely comfortable early-Victorian Windsor armchair in wonderful condition and built to last. Most likely made in England around 1840, this stunning and robust antique piece is a Windsor-chair-lover’s dream. It features a gorgeous, timeless design, is bursting with character and will add a fabulous rustic impact, beautiful, aged colouring, bygone quality craftsmanship and a super, minimalist, farmhouse aesthetic to any interior.

Impressively sized and reassuringly heavy, this fantastic and substantial Windsor chair was made to be used and enjoyed as well as appreciated. Crafted from ash and elm, it was likely made in the West Country in the Early Victorian Era or possibly earlier and displays some knockout design features.

Sometimes called Hoop Back or Bow Back Windsors due to the lovely shape of their backs, this one features a particularly stunning and beautifully curved, flattened and tapering single-piece bent ash back, which matches the single-piece enveloping arm bow. This Windsor armchair is especially rare for not only for having such a high back, which gives it wonderful presence in a room, but for the sloping, semi-reclined angle of the back, making it the ideal armchair to relax in after a long day!

We absolutely love the minimalist style of the tapering ash ‘stick-back’ spindles on display too – the nine (or eighteen, bisected) spindles to the back and the two further ones on each side are all robust and substantial, ensuring their longevity, and cast a fabulous and timelessly elegant silhouette – very lovely, very simple-yet-beautifully-crafted and very rare!

As with all traditionally crafted Windsor chairs, this has a single piece seat into which the arms and legs slot. In this case it is a substantial, single-piece, solid elm seat, gently saddle-carved to the front. And if the back and seat are beautifully minimalist in their aesthetic, then the lower section is outstandingly robust and curvy, and features four extremely substantial, wonderfully chunky and shapely, turned and tapering legs, which match the arm supports and are supported by gently tapering, turned stretchers.

Dripping with quality and character, this fantastic early Victorian piece displays beautiful antique tones where the original wood stain has worn from chocolate- to golden-brown after so many decades of use. All in all, this is an outstanding, robust and impressive early/mid 19th Century Windsor armchair, which won’t fail to enhance any setting with super craftsmanship and an ageless and characterful farmhouse-minimalist aesthetic.

CONDITION
This is in very-good-excellent antique condition. Impressively sized, reassuringly heavy and structurally sound, it was expertly crafted to last for centuries and has clearly been well used and loved. It has minor to-be-expected signs of its considerable age, including minor knocks and bumps as well as the sumptuous wear to the original wood stain, which only adds to its antique appeal. Quite remarkably, it appears without any signs of restoration, the substantial spindles are all in-tact, the feet aren’t worn down like so many Windsors of a similar age, and it has no loose joints. Overall this is an incredible Windsor armchair in really wonderful antique condition and if well looked after, it should be just as breath-taking and usable for many more generations to come – please see the photos.

MEASUREMENTS
Height – 106cm, Width – 54cm, Depth – 78cm, Seat Height – 43cm, Seat Width – 40cm, Seat Depth – 36.5cm, Arm Height – 67cm, Weight – 9kg.

This splendid Chinese chair in the Qing style stands out for its richness of details and the elegance of its craftsmanship. The structure, made of dark wood, features refined and sinuous shapes typical of traditional Chinese design, giving this chair a noble and prestigious character. Its lines are harmonious, with complex carvings and details that evoke the elegance of ceremonial chairs.

The inlay at the center of the backrest is particularly fascinating: a carved wooden disc, decorated with floral motifs and naturalistic details, surrounded by additional geometric decorations that frame it like a precious jewel. Above it, two small human figures are engraved, stylized characters that recall ancient scenes from Chinese tradition, perhaps linked to ceremonies or mythological tales. Even the armrests, with their bold geometric shape, are enriched with spiral decorative elements, giving the chair a dynamic visual movement while maintaining a sense of balance and composure.

Although it is not certain that this chair belonged specifically to the category of “ceremonial chairs,” its refined details and the quality of the carvings certainly make it a plausible candidate for this classification. Chairs of this type were often used for important formal events or as symbols of authority, thanks to their imposing appearance and the decorations that enriched their structure.

The solid, square legs, with subtle carvings running along the lower edge, firmly support the seat. Every element of this chair is the result of excellent craftsmanship, capable of conveying elegance and functionality at the same time. The wood, likely a hard and durable variety, has acquired a patina over time that enhances its history and value.

This chair, with its complexity of shapes and details, is a magnificent example of Qing-period Chinese craftsmanship, ideal for those looking to enrich their spaces with a unique piece that embodies the tradition and beauty of Eastern culture.

Height: 79 cm (31.10 inch) Width: 50 cm (19.69 inch) Depth: 54 cm (21.26 inch) Vintage armchairs of the 70s, foot and structure curved tubular chrome metal, seat and back in skigac, very good general condition with patina of the time on the skai.

Height: 85 cm (33.46 inch) Width: 41 cm (16.14 inch) Depth: 45 cm (17.72 inch)

Vintage lounge chair reupholstered with Dedar boucle fabric. The chair is very comfortable with great back support. Heavy item. Place of manufacture: Europe
Dimensions: H 75 cm, H(seat) 42 cm, W 71 cm, D 70 cm

An outstanding pair of antique William IV period armchairs. They were made in England, they date from around the 1830-40s.

They are of superb quality and are a lovely, compact size. The frames are beautifully designed, with beautiful carving on the scrolled arm rests and lovely curved back rests. They stand on finely turned legs, the wood has a gorgeous colour tone and patina all round.

We have had the frames stripped and re-polished, they have been fully re-upholstered in a cream cotton fabric. The condition is excellent throughout.

Width – 22 inches , 56 cm
Depth – 24 inches , 61 cm
Height – 34 inches , 86 cm
Seat height – 18 inches , 46 cm