Pine & Leather Armchair, England circa 1980

Regency Armchairs England circa 1830 Painted gilt armchairs with detailed carving, original upholstery. 24"w x 31”d x 35”h x 16”seat

Bobbin Armchair England circa 1890 Newly upholstered seat and arms in herringbone fabric by De La Cuona, composed of wool and linen. 27"w x 32”d x 37.5”h x 16”seat

England circa 1820 Antique buttonback armchair frame, newly upholstered in Bichon orange fleece by Rosemary Hallgarten. 31”w x 27”d x 42.5”h x 22”seat

Leather Wingback Armchair England, 1747 Wingback armchair with frame composed of elm and leather cushions. Brass rivets on surround of fabric, intricately carved balusters, and dat...

England circa 1890 Antique frame, newly upholstered in Rosemary Hallgarten Teddy. 28”w x 30”d x 39”h x 18”seat

England circa 1900 Antique frames, newly upholstered in striped cotton blend by Pierre Frey. 30"w x 38"d x 35"h x 14”seat

three armchairs in pine and leather, circa 1970.

Three armchairs in pine and leather, circa 1970.

Wide armchair in the Hepplewhite style. Shield back decorated with beading and rosettes. Graceful movement: nice, outwardly curving arms, and serpentine seat. Straight, tape...

Rainer Daumiller's Pine Armchairs, crafted in Denmark circa 1980, are a harmonious blend of raw nature and refined design. Each chair feels as if it has been sculpted from the heart of a majestic pine, capturing the very essence and spirit of the forest. Upon first glance, the chairs exude a rustic simplicity, reminiscent of traditional Scandinavian aesthetics. Their sturdy form speaks of their humble origins in the dense woods of Denmark, while the pine itself has a soft, grainy texture that evokes a sense of warmth and comfort. Daumiller's artistry lies in his ability to marry organic forms with functional design. The chair's backrest gently curves, echoing the natural arch of the human spine, while the armrests extend like sturdy branches, welcoming the user into a comforting embrace. There's an earthiness to these chairs, and each one feels like a unique piece, shaped by nature and the craftsman's hand. The legs of the chairs are solid and grounded, reminiscent of tree trunks firmly rooted to the ground. Yet, despite their solid form, there's a certain lightness to them - as if they were whispering tales of gentle breezes and rustling leaves...

Pair of Armchairs, Very decorative. Made with Oak and rope Circa 1920, England. Very good vintage condition.

Paolo Piva, 4 leather armchairs, Edition Wittmann, circa 1980.