This set of 6 dining chairs from Drexel’s Declaration collection by Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart represents the pinnacle of American mid-century furniture design, featuring inlaid rosewood diamond on the backrests. Tasteful balance, flowing lines, and innovative choice of material make these chairs some of the most desirable in their class. This set is in…
Made creatively and well, these gorgeous, spindle back chairs feature a sculpted walnut, flattened cattail design on the backrest, and slender, splayed, tapered legs. Intense figuring in the walnut appears both on the seat and spindles. Constructed of solid walnut, each chair has a seat height 17.5 inches Circular table shown here is unavailable for…
This set of 6 Danish Modern chairs from the Birchcraft Collection by Baumritter features curved backs and solid wood construction inspired by Danish Modern design. The seats are upholstered in their original butterscotch vinyl. Each chair is stamped with Birchcraft by Baumritter circa 1960s. Each chair seat has a measurement of 16.5″ high.
This fabulous set of four Danish Modern Mid Century dining chairs features a gently curved backrest covered in thick, black naugahyde and solid walnut frames with subtle curves. All chairs are structurally sound and upholstery is in good condition. Comfortable, solid seating with classic Danish Modern design that pairs nicely with contemporary furniture.
This slick set of 6 Mid Century Modern walnut dining chairs features a diamond cutout on the back rest and newly upholstered seats. There are two Captain’s chairs, and four side chairs included with the set. The backrest is constructed of molded plywood and the balance of the chair is solid walnut. Each chair wears…
This set of six spindled back dining chairs by Bassett Furniture features a neutral Terra Cotta Herringbone fabric and a slick profile. The backrest has a semi oval opening above the spindles that brings to mind a cat’s eye. This vintage set includes one captain’s chair and 5 side chairs and is made of exceptionally…