Very Rare Lounge Chair and Ultra Rare Stool

Amazing lounge chair with wonderful lines. I own this chair since many years, searched in many archives, but still have no idea who made it.... I think it´s a prototype born in Denma...

Foam and wonderful fabric in good condition. Very rare low back version - used by gio ponti for the famous hotel parco dei principi in sorrento. Made by Cassina.

Designed in 1954. The only chair that is known to exist. Made by Christensen and Larsen. A different version of the chair is shown in the famous Grete Jalk books "forty years of Dani...

All original and good condition. A very rare collectors piece.

Completely re-upholstered to new condition.

Wonderful size and shape. Professional re-upholstered in shimmering rose velvet.

Similar to the Donghia Luciano chair, this fully upholstered neotraditional armchair has many of the characteristic John Hutton hallmarks; uphols...

Rare pair of adjustable lounge club or arm chairs, rendered in dove gray leather with brushed cold rolled aluminum frame. These chairs are modeled after classic champaign furniture. The seat is adjustable in 3 positions to go from a seated high back position to a lounging reclined chaise position. Designed by Ilmari Lappalainen, the Pulkka chair...

Desinged by Preben Fabricius (1931-1984) and Jorgen Kastholm (1931-2007) for Ivan Schlechter, the Scimitar chair was inspired by the shape of Turkish Sword...

An extremely rare and beautiful 1970s original Noboru Nakamura leather button back lounge chair with matching footstool in chocolate brown leather. The 'Bore' called chair and stool ...

Beautiful and comfortable lounge chairs in very good condition. These chairs were manufactured by the company Rima Padova Italy in 1974. The chairs are upholstered with a sumptuous...

A wonderful Warren McArthur club chair and ottoman that personify the comfort of his furniture. Warren's patented compression assembly was designed to provide flexibility in the frame to add more comfort via a slight flex in addition to the cushions. The aluminum strap back added to this flexibility in contrast to the rigid welded steel tube frame that was the standard of McArthur's contemporaries. This club chair and ottoman were manufactured at the Warren McArthur Furniture Company in Los Angeles between 1931/33. The chair's design, while similar in overall look, predates Warren McArthur's classic Park Avenue Lounge (Style No. 1003 EAU p. 9 of his 1936 corporation catalog) by at least two years. This is the only example of this chair that I have seen. The pair was said to have come from the Arizona Biltmore but I cannot confirm that provenance. The absence of labels is typical of all Arizona Biltmore furniture...