Baroque Armchair in Giltwood and Black Velvet

The vintage armchairs from the 60s are from designer Luciano Frigerio and of fine Italian manufacture. The armchairs have an intriguing shape. Standing on a steel base, the wide and...

A splendid antique Italian rustic wood and leather armchair produced in the 19th century. There are four wooden legs for support, the two rear ones are curvy but smooth, the front o...

Vintage rattan and bamboo armchair designed in the 1950s, fine Italian manufacture. The armchair is adjustable and is made of bamboo and rattan, with very soft shapes. The seat and b...

Elegant pair of 1950's Italian armchairs. The armchairs have beautiful geometric shapes that are very sharp and clean. Its armrests are triangular in shape with outward facing tip. T...

Armchair, oak, velvet, France, 1950s. The french designer used a constructivist approach in designing this particular chair. The oak frame is based on sharp horizontal and vertical ...

Pair of beautiful 1960s armchairs in black cotton velvet, padding hypoallergenic polyurethane foam, black walnut legs.

Armchair Diana upholstered in blue soft velvet with structure in solid wood. Feet in steel in gold finish. Also available in yellow or black soft velvet.  

Set of four Baroque style carved giltwood and velvet throne armchairs Italian, 20th Century Height 170cm, width 93cm, depth 73cm This magnificent set of four throne armchairs was crafted in Italy during the 20th century. Their design is inspired by the Baroque style, popular in Europe in the 17th and early 18th centuries. Each armchair is adorned with an intricately carved giltwood frame, featuring pierced backs lavishly decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves. The top rail of each backrest is carved with two putti perched atop grape vines, likely a nod to Bacchus, the Greco-Roman god of wine and celebration. These figures flank a central cartouche filled with additional ornate scrollwork. At the centre of the backrests is a coat of arms surrounded by more detailed acanthus carvings. Upholstered in sumptuous maroon velvet, the seats and armrests offer both luxury and comfort. The armrests culminate in striking carved winged busts, supported by scrolling elements that further enhance the armchairs' regal presence. Each throne stands on four legs, with the front two carved into lion paws—a popular symbol of strength and majesty. The cabriole-style legs are embellished with acanthus leaves at the knees, while the stretchers and aprons are decorated with more acanthus detailing, some parts complemented by delicate floral motifs. Embodying the decorative richness of the Baroque period, this set of thrones...