Brocade Seating

French sofa from the 19th century, Napoleon III period. The sofa has been restored and the upholstery replaced with a beautiful Italian Brocade. France...

This sofa, crafted in France around the 1950s, is a Knole-style piece distinguished by its classical proportions and refined structure. The high back and tall arms are connected by c...

USA, 1970s Sculptural chaise lounge in a compact size, was reupholstered at some point and no labels remain. Open, light, and the scale is suc...

French sofa and two armchairs from the 19th century, Napoleon III period. The whole set has been restored and the upholstery replaced with a beautiful Italian Brocade...

2 Elegant pairs of Denning & Fourcade Bridgewater club chairs with matching ottomans detailed with contrasting trim and fringe. Upholstered in a...

Pair of 19th century armchairs, Napoleon III period. The armchairs have been restored and the upholstery has been replaced with a beautiful Italian Brocade...

Bench-made in the USA, it features deep hand-tufting and fabric-covered buttons, evoking the refined seating of 19th-century England. The rich brocade-inspired fabric and intricate d...

Early 20th C. Louis XV style Canape loveseat settee in tufted brocade with plush goose down loose cushion, wrap around back & hand carvings throughout. A very sweet loveseat of h...

Stunning Art Deco sofa, looks like it came off the set of a Fred Astaire, Ginger Roger's Hollywood set, manufactured by Beachley Furniture Co, Inc., still in business today making qu...

These side chairs are magnificent example of Southern Germany/ Austrian carved wood with amazing details including mythological dragons and flora....

Borek Sipek ”Prosim Sedni” / “Papillon Chair” armchair for Driade, wood, leather and brocade, Italy, 1987. Emerging from the creative mind of Sipek in 1987, Papillon/Prosim Sedni fo...

Magnificent pair of Italian stools from the 1950s. The pair of stools has an ORIGINAL seat. The stools have clean geometric shapes that create a strict and defined line. There are 4...

2 Piece Boudoir Chaise Long, Day Bed with Foot Stool This very attractive sofa has a slight serpentine shape to the front and a Spoon Back with a Scroll...

USA, 1930s Pair of petite art deco channel back armchairs for restoration. Great opportunity to select your own fabric. Quality frames in a petite size would be great in a bedroom, s...

A magnificent example of 19th-century European craftsmanship, this armchair is a study in sculptural elegance and historical grandeur. This piece, originating from Denmark, draws ins...

Borek Sipek ”Prosim Sedni” / “Papillon Chair” armchairs for Driade, wood, leather and brocade, Italy, 1987, set of two. Emerging from the creative mind of Sipek in 1987, Papillon/Pr...

Beautiful, rich dark mahogany victorian style padded armchair with Cranberry floral brocade. Delicate ancanthus leaf carving with generous proportions and interesting scale.

Have a seat on this elegant French Louis XV style bench featuring beautifully carved swan-form terminals, graceful cabriole legs and a richly patinated walnut frame. The compact prop...

Lovely modern swivel barrel chair with off white & beige base & navy-blue diamond brocade fabric by Century Furniture. Beautiful condition, keeping in ...

Material: Wood; Mixed-media: Decoupage and application in gold leaf and paper. Artists: Ana Maria Cortesão / Micca Hellers Private collection. Measures: Chair: 36 cm, 36 cm, 90 c...

Arts & Crafts oak winged back armchair With spiral turned inspired fluted legs on brass castors Designed attributed to George Jack Re-upholstered in Liberty London ‘Hana Weave’ f...

An impressive carved Dantesca chair (sedia dantesca), also known as a Savonarola chair or fauteuil Dagobert, in the Renaissance Revival style: an armchair with crossed X-legs, armrests ending in fierce lion heads and a pierced crest with dragons and a coat of arms. Bought in France, probably French, second half of the 19th century to early 20th century. Design The armrests end in carved lion heads, a winged mascaron between acanthus scrolls sits where the legs cross, and the feet end in volutes. The backrest has a pierced crest with dragons and a coat of arms, above a panel of floral brocade with brass decorative nails. The seat is also decorated with engraved scrolls. This type of chair was made in large numbers in Italy and France in the second half of the 19th century and around 1900, in the fashion of the Renaissance Revival. The carved hardwood (probably walnut) has a deep, genuine patina. Condition Used, with clear signs of age. A few pieces of carving on the crest of the backrest have broken off or chipped, and an old repair with an inserted piece of wood is visible on the back. The lion heads have old woodworm holes. The seat has been restored: on the outside, the end rail has been replaced with a new piece of wood that is slightly lighter in colour, and the seat board has a lengthwise shrinkage gap. The finish is worn on the raised parts. The chair is sturdy. Please see the photos for details. Dimensions: height 91 cm (backrest), width 71 cm, depth 73 cm, seat height 38 cm In the interior Instantly brings atmosphere and history to a room, as a throne in the hall or as a sculpture in the living room. Suits a classic, castle or eclectic interior, and makes an exciting contrast in a sleek, modern or industrial interior. Keywords: Dantesca chair, Savonarola chair, sedia dantesca, fauteuil Dagobert, Renaissance Revival, carved armchair, lion head chair...

The teak wood sofa with original upholstery in perfect condition, belonging to the Aristokrat model designed by Bertil Fridhagen in 1960, is an exceptional piece that fuses the elega...