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Neolithic Shelves

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Found in the tomb of Yuya and Tuyu, grandparents of King Tut-Ank-Amun(Egypt).

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Ancient Egypt - King Tut's Throne

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Funerary bed in the form of the sacred cow, from the Tomb of Tutankhamun

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Homer goddess approved chair. Klismos one of the most enduring furniture designs from antiquity. clau

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klismos, light, elegant chair developed by the ancient Greeks. Perfected by the 5th century BC and popular throughout the 4th century BC, the klismos had four curving, splayed legs and curved back rails with a narrow concave backrest between them.

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Wooden bench of Viking
Materials: Wood and animal fur

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Norwegian medieval furniture from 1100-1300 and had an influence of the viking period. dated back to the early 1300 century from Blakar farm in Gudbrandsdalen. made from birch

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Chairs used by people in the aztec empire called icpalli. Made from bulrush reed. Men from all social classes could use them but women sat on mats.

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Two Khorassan Bronze Oil Lamps

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Made in Norfolk
Designed by Anonymous

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Chair (Sgabello) made out of  woodwork.

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Medieval wooden chair

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Jacobean Furniture

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Early American style furniture, with a focus on functionality rather than aesthetics to suit a colonial lifestyle.

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Along with Boulle, Charles Cressent is one of only a small handful of makers who are mentioned by name in the catalogs and inventories of the 18th Century. His works are highly sought after and rare. Estamate- 1,000,000-1,500,000

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Chateau Armoire
Decorative motifs were widely used in both carved and bronze-mount form.
One of the most significant features of fine Provincial armoires are the locks and hinges. Because these cupboards were a very important part of the household, little expense was spared in outfitting them with the finest hardware. Often, the hinges, lock and key cost more to produce than the armoire itself.

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Rococco | Candlesticks by Juste-Aurèle Meissonier for King Louis XV

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Side Chair, date: 1740 and it was made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

Harold M. and Cecile Lehman (later Cecile L. Mayer), Tarrytown, New York, until 1994.

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Louis XVI 1760-1789
Oak was used for solid-wood pieces, for the carcasses of marquetry pieces, for carved wooden ornament and for certain chairs. Walnut, ash and burled walnut was used for seating and movable pieces.

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Marie Antoinette's bed.

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Grecian Couch
Designer: John & Hugh Finlay
This piece perfectly exemplifies nineteenth-century Baltimore's love affair with painted furniture. It is not merely an attempt to imitate expensive materials in paint, but is a beautiful display of form and color. All the painted decoration is applied over walnut, not inferior soft woods.

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Martin Carlin created such pieces that continued to be highly prized toward the end of the 18th Century and into the 19th Century and many English collectors bought extensively in the numerous sales that followed the social and political upheaval of the Revolution.

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A traditional hand beaded chair from the Yoruba people of Nigeria. A wood base covered with cloth and embroidered by hand with glass beads.

Materials: Glass beads, cloth overlay, wood base.

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Couch from the renaissance
extremely detailed
and over embellished wood
It has wood, fabric, metal.

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This console belonged to Louis XV, done by Claude-Charles Saunier. It is a roman console with a carved decor featuring palmettos, foliage and, on the spacer, a fantastic mask, a shell and pomegranates.

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An 18th century home in Lebanon with the same chairs and table from the 18th century

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Biedermeier Armoire, South German 1820

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Walnut writing table - Circa 1840

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This writing bureau, created by Hakone marquetry and was found in London and was predicted to be made during the mid-Meiji period.

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André-Charles Boulle was one of the most impressive and remarkable french cabinetmakers. His style was an elaborate adornment with brass and he occasionally incorporated exotic woods from India and south America.

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United States of America
Designed by John Loughlin
Made of Wood and Metal

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Here is a seldom seen Bamileke wooden armchair/throne from Cameroon, with the astounding, well-renowned, always-striking traditional openwork pattern. Hand-carved by Bamileke craftsmen from a continuous single tree trunk of the African hardwood known as kola wood.

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This is a Somalian headrest from the Mid 20th century. Traditional Somalian wood design

100% wood

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Raulph Lauren Home Victorian Bookcase 19th century 

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Raulph Lauren Home Victorian Bookcase 19th century 

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Old black paint inspired by a 19th century English design, this Victorian Renaissance Revival bookcase features a stepped cornice over three arched glass- fronted doors and carved half-columns.

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Wassily chair created by Marcel Breuer

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Bauhaus | Chair by Mies Van Der Rohe

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Steltman par Gerrit Rietveld chez RIETVELD BY RIETVELD

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The hand chair gained popularity in the '60s. it was designed by a Mexican surrealist artist named Pedro Friedeberg.

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Wendell Castle, an american furniture maker and sculptor created this vermillion wood desk and chair. Estimated to be: $200,000-300,000.

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Ultrafragola mirror/lamp, with its sinuous profile designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova.

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A kneeling stool called the primate 240. Designed in 1970 by Achille Castiglioni. Castiglioni was inspired by the manner in which people in the east would sit. Made using black-painted polystyrene, with flexible polyurethane upholstery (covered in leather or Eco-leather) and a curved stainless steel leg.

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The Wiggle Side Chair is part of Frank Gehry's 1972 furniture series 'Easy Edges', he wanted to create a new aesthetic

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Frank Lloyd Wright
Material: Bentwood, Cherry Dining chair with curved back, in natural cherrywood, cherrywood stained walnut, stained black or American walnut finish. Plastic material seat with polyurethane foam and polyester padding.

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Barcelona ChairDesigned
The Barcelona Chair achieves the serenity of line and the refinement of proportions and materials characteristic of Mies van der Rohe's highly disciplined architecture
Mies van der Rohe designed this chair for his German Pavilion at the Barcelona Exposition of 1929.

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Old Russian hand-painted folklore stool with lacquer work from the Soviet Union era, made out of wood

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Carimate Chair designed by Vico Magistretti.
The design, which combines traditional Italian craftsmanship and modernist principles has become a classic of understated elegance.

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Table IKB by Yves Klein, designed originally in 1961 and put into production in 1963 by Klein's widow, Rotraut Klein-Moquay, after his death. The focal point of this piece is the color, International Klein Blue (IKB), and the simple design lends focus to his signature.

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Designer: Gaetano Pesce
A spherical ottoman tied to the armchair contrasts the image of comfort and convenience

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Walnut and gilt bronze vitrine by Louis Majorelle.  (251.5 x 144.8 cm)

The vitrine cabinet features two glazed doors in the center, a shaped cornice with stylized floral mounts, additional floral mounts to the lower body, and four organic leaf form feet. The illuminated interior is equipped with glass shelves, and the back is upholstered in pale green stylized floral fabric.

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"It is not a chair but a designer’s joke" is how Dutch designer Gerrit Rietveld described his Zig Zag chair, created in 1934 for a Dutch Department store in search of a design that could be easily mass-produced. Rietveld's creation is stunningly simple, comprised of just four pieces of wood for a striking silhouette. The chair is now produced by Cassina.

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Savonarola Chair

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With its organic, sculptural form, the Egg is recognised as an iconic furniture design both in Denmark and around the world, with many considering it Arne Jacobsen’s principal design.

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Designed by Marc Newson. Inspired by Japanese origami. Made out of curved thick felt. He remade it with fiberglass in 1933.

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Brand-Thumbs up
Features-
gummy bear chair
easy to inflate
2.00kg

The gummy bear chair will add sweetness to your room, designed in a bold strawberry red, it is equipped with a foot pump which allows it to be inflated, deflated and easily stored away.

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Half Dollar chair
Johnny Swing
welded half-dollars & stainless steel

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Topography table, laser cut wood to create a canyon look with LED and a painting frame

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Inspired by the hit 2010 film Inception, this coffee table seems to bend reality, and defy the laws of gravity. The piece references a scene in the movie where the characters realize that within a dream the laws of the universe are null, and the surreal table perfectly plays upon this idea. Created by Cyprus-based designer Stelios Mousarris, this “wave city” coffee table curves an urban landscape up and over itself to create an incredibly eye-catching piece of furniture.

Location: LA

Materials: Constructed using a mixture of wood and steel

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Entry for "Panton Chair Competition" by Jump Studios

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Designed by: Ashar Yousef
Designed in: 2019

A nice wooden chair, made using only rectangular shapes

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Designed by Euclideon
First ever holographic table

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Futuristic table

Unknown Time period

Made of metal and other rare earth metals

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Bentwood chair. Here’s a chair that reminds us of a traditional British pub or restaurant. The styling has more than a touch of Victorian heritage to it, making the Swanson Dining Chair an ideal choice if you are looking for solid reliability and a no-nonsense design.

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Tom Quinn created the Tamarack chair. The date is unknown but is close to 2018. The chair instantly brings style and comfort to any outdoor or indoor place. - Claudia

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Collecting Early Oak and Country Furniture, 1500-1800

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Collecting Early Oak and Country Furniture, 1500-1800

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this piece of furniture is called a wardrobe
and its made of Parota wood. these trees grow quickly and are a sustainable source of wood. this is a Mexican design from hacienda Nayarit.
Length: 24.00 in
Width: 18.00 in
Height: 52.00 in

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Width | 60Cms
Height | 100Cms
Depth | 60Cms