US$900.00 Czech Republic, 1990sLightweight and comfortable, this classic armchair from Thonet has a cane seat and a bentwood frame of solid beech, with both the armrest and the backrest and back legs moulded from a single piece. A favourite of architects, the 209 was famously used in Le Corbusier’s Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart, in 1927.MeasurementsHeight: 30"Width: 21"Depth: 20"Seat Height: 18.25"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Beech,...

US$3,800.00 Denmark, 1950sDesigned in 1949 by Hans Wegner and known simply as “The Chair,” model 501 features an oak frame with an elegant caned seat and cane-wrapped back. The chair is stamped with the manufacturer’s mark for Johannes Hansen on the underside.MeasurementsHeight: 30"Width: 24.5"Depth: 20.5"Seat Height: 17"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Stained Oak, Cane

US$1,800.00 United States, 1990sThis unusual chair has been fabricated from ten continuous strips of bent laminated maple strengthened with three horizontal dowels.MeasurementsHeight: 33"Width: 13"Depth: 18"Seat heigh: 18"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Plywood

US$7,200.00 United States, 1950sThis rarely seen dining chair set — two armchairs and four side chairs — by Paul McCobb for H. Sacks features generous curved cane backs on mahogany frames with tapered legs.The side chairs are 18 inches wide.MeasurementsHeight: 37"Width: 24.25"Depth: 22"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Cane, Leather, Mahogany

US$3,900.00 United States, 1950sThe dramatic form of this angular high-back chair, model 2056-C by Adrian Pearsall, belies its comfortableness. The walnut frame is upholstered in a vibrant yellow-orange.MeasurementsHeight: 53.5"Seat Height: 17.5"Width: 28"Depth: 30"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut legs and Maharam textile: Divina by Kvadrat, color 46

US$8,400.00 United States, 1950sEdward Wormley designed these clean-lined wing chairs, model #5938, for Dunbar’s New Career Collection. A sloping back rises from low, wide seats that angle up from the mahogany base.These rare chairs have been newly reupholstered in Knoll’s “Harrison” textile (color: Marshfield).MeasurementsHeight: 32"Width: 26"Depth: 29.5"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Mahogany, Textile

US$12,400.00 United States, 1970sThis set of high-back dining chairs by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin contrasts the sleek lines of chrome frames with the warmth and comfort of cane set into slightly arched backs. All eight chairs are upholstered in an earth-toned pattern; the two end chairs have upholstered arms.MeasurementsHeight: 43"Width: 17"Depth: 22.50"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Cane, Chrome, Textile

US$3,900.00 United States, 1960sAdrian Pearsall’s design for Craft Associates places a dramatic wave of upholstery on splayed legs of walnut. This chaise longue is large enough for two to lounge comfortably together.The soft bouclé́ is tufted with contrasting brown suede buttons.MeasurementsHeight: 30.5"Width: 36"Depth: 53"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Foam, Textile, Walnut

US$4,350.00 United States, 1968This rarely seen lounge chair, designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, sets a green leather-embossed vinyl sling seat into an elegant frame of ash that opposes a rectilinear base with curved arms.MeasurementsHeight: 30.25"Width: 23.5"Depth: 32"Seat height: 14.5"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Ash, Naugahyde

US$7,200.00 Denmark, Late 1950sHans Wegner designed the GE240 in 1955 for GETAMA. The gently curved lines of the armrests inspired the name Cigar chair. These comfortable armchairs have a lovely oak frames and their original sprung cushions in a yellow-green textile.MeasurementsHeight: 29"Width: 27"Depth: 30"Seat height: 15"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Oak, Textile

US$5,400.00 Denmark, Early 1960sA rare, extra-long iteration of Grete Jalk’s sculptural sofa for France & Son, this four-seat features sinuously contoured slats that create a spectacular line from behind. The flared armrests are upholstered, like the original sprung cushions, in a soft grey wool that contrasts with the warm teak frame. A scalloped back support holds the cushions in place.MeasurementsHeight:...

US$4,200.00 Denmark, mid-1950sThis low easy chair has been designed in the style of Nanna Ditzel’s 1953 “Pot” chair. Poised on solid oak tapered legs, the circular frame enfolds the sitter in its embrace. The piece features soft gray suede upholstery.MeasurementsHeight: 27.5"Width: 31"Depth: 31"Seat height: 16"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Oak, Suede