Chaises design - Modernist & Googie Chairs - fauteuils vintages

Original vinyl upholstery on metal splayed feet

A terrific pair of Børge Mogensen Hunting lounge chairs for Fredericia, Denmark.

Designed in 1950 for an exhibition of the Copenhagen cabinetmakers' guild.

Patinated leather lounge chair with enameled steel frame by Max Gottschalk. Made in USA, circa 1965.

Chair Designer: Hans Brattrud in the 1950s while working for or with Hove Möbler.
Manufactured: Hove Möbler, A/S, Stordal, Norway. (This is the original factory which was destroyed by fire in the 1970s). Decorative Arts and Design Furniture, wood frame with palisander-veneered laminated beech slats on chrome-plated steel swivel base. Leather headrest. One owner, had this chair for nearly 50 years.

Exceptional and luxurious pair of lounge chairs attributed to Paul McCobb, 1960s. Newly upholstered in a rich platinum velvet, refinished walnut legs. Incredibly comfortable, wonderful pair of chairs in excellent condition.

The rare "Crescent" lounge chair with matching ottoman, also known as the "Grasshopper" chair, model 745-LB, by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates, features an elongated sinuous body supported by deeply splayed walnut arms, the matching ottoman with hairpin shaped legs, newly upholstered in whiskey colored and cream cowhide on front and back.
The ottoman measures 13" H x 27" W x 16" D.

A rare design by Italian architect Augusto Bozzi for Fratelli Saporiti, circa 1960. A lacquered steel frame that supports a wooden and steel shell newly upholstered in a super strong, warm velvety fabric.

Lot de chaises de salle à manger mid 1950 française trouvé à emmaus

Chaises 1950 en plastique aux motifs léopard avec fond de couleurs

Chaises de bureau 1950

2 chaises fifties typées usa

Fauteuils Rotin 1950 de salon de jardin

Fauteuils de salon français 1958