Worn on hands! This unique handcrafted wooden chair in the shape of a hand is a unique item. Inspired by the hand chair by Pedro Friedeberg. Nice as a side table next to the sofa, to use as a stool, ‘helping hand’ and/or to display your collection of books on it. I love it. Will this eye-catcher be shining in your home soon?

Designer: Gerd Lange
Manufacturer: THONET
Model: Flex chair
Material: Birch / Plastic
Design period: 1973

Condition: Good / Some scratching and staining on the seat / A damage on the side of the chair, see picture.

They are stackable.

For sale is dining room chair “Model No. 75” by Niels Otto Møller from the 1950s. Its gently curved wooden frames are made of solid teak, we have professionally padded the seating areas with synthetic leather. This creates a beautiful contrast that gives this chair a classic Scandinavian and very elegant look. Like all pieces of furniture from Niels Otto Møller, these chairs are also copies of the modernist Danish style of the post -war period. Dimensions width 50 cm depth 44 cm height 74 cm seat height 45 cm

Boho style peacock or Emmanuelle armchair.
Handcrafted from natural rattan and includes new beige polyester seat cushion.

Set of eight chairs mod. Superleggera designed by Gio Ponti for Figli Di Amadeo Cassina. Made of solid ash wood and rattan. Italy 1957. Its construction challenge is contained in the triangular section of the legs, only 18 millimeters and with a minimum weight of 1700 grams. They are an indisputable icon and a masterpiece of modernity. They belong to the first edition “figli di Amadeo Cassina”.

Measurements: W 41cm x D 45cm x H 83/46cm

Prayer chair or Prie-Dieu of the period Napoleon III, French, 19th century. Mahogany and velvet with golden braid. Can be recovered to suit your interior. Good antique condition.

Universale Chair 860/861, the pioneer chair to be molded from a single material, by Joe Colombo for Kartell, 1970s, in a vibrant red colour. It features a unique stamp: “Kartell Binasco (Milano) 860 e 861”. Not only is this chair visually striking, but it’s also highly practical, with a central hole that serves as a convenient handle for moving.This hole also encourages air and water flow when used outdoors. A staple of 1970s design, it is featured in prestigious museums such as MoMa in New York and the Beaubourg Centre in Paris. Known for its durability, stackability, and variety of colours, this chair reflects the widespread embrace of modern plastic furniture in Italy during the late 1960s. In nice vintage condition with surface scratches and a small spot on the seat.