Seating

These early 20th c chairs feature caned seats and backs in a contemporary style Very slight damage to canning

This versatile seat is newly upholstered and in good solid condition

Made of well figured burl wood veneer, possibly amboyna with rosewood edges, or ebony. Upholstery shows some wear.

An unusually well-crafted wrought iron folding chair with leather seat and back. Fantastic contemporary style.

Wonderful example of folk-art tradition, very well crafted, these chairs were once sold by Liberty’s, London. This rush work seat and back are in exceptionally good condition

Carved walnut fluted legs scrolled arms feather cushions, recent cut velvet upholstery in excellent condition.

In the manor of Gillows, this remarkable pair is in excellent condition, and retain the large original brass castors. Later red leather cushions.

Unusual construction, indicative of a sophisticated craftsman who understood beautiful design and a mastery of materials. Some early restoration, otherwise sound.

Beautifully executed in mahogany so very unusual to have a pair of this quality.

Original seat in need of attention

Gijs Bakker, known for his designs of public spaces as well as jewellery and furniture. This stackable bentwood chair was made by Castelijn in the 1970s (labelled).

A fine example featuring distinctive European foliate motifs. The source of design for this chair is inspired by 17th c Dutch/Flemish exemplars. The caned seat is as found.