Arrow Fat Left Icon Arrow Fat Right Icon Arrow Right Icon Cart Icon Close Circle Icon Expand Arrows Icon Instagram Icon Hamburger Icon Information Icon Down Arrow Icon Mail Icon Mini Cart Icon Person Icon Ruler Icon Search Icon Shirt Icon Triangle Icon Bag Icon Play Video

Dining Chairs

  • A Pair of Rosewood Italian Dining Chairs by Tito Agnoli for La Linia (1950/60s)

    Hoggarth Studio

    A Pair of Rosewood Italian Dining Chairs by Tito Agnoli for La Linia (1950/60s)

    Sold out

    Sold out
    Sold out

    These rare Tito Agnoli chairs were designed and manufactured in the late 50's to early 60's.  The rosewood frames have signs of professional restoration, some marks and imperfections, new french cane in perfect condition with no breaks. 

      The makers marks are clear and present.

      Width - 39.5 cm

      Depth - 40.5 cm

      Height - 77cm

      Seat Height - 44cm

       

       

       

       

      Visit product page
    • 4 Brno chairs in Tan Leather by Mies van der Rohe for Knoll

      Hoggarth Studio

      4 Brno chairs in Tan Leather by Mies van der Rohe for Knoll

      £2,800.00

      These 4 classic midcentury Brno dining chairs in tan leather for Knoll are in excellent condition, showing very little use. the makers mark is clearly visible

      Originally created for the bedroom of Mies van der Rohe's Villa Tugendhat and manufactured by Knoll ever since.  The modernist cantilever chair consists of a tubular steel frame made from one single piece and a fully upholstered wood and foam seat.

      Dimensions;

      Height 79cm

      Width 58cm

      Depth 58 cm

      Seat Height 44cm

      This price is for the set of 4 chairs

      Please contact us if you would like to view these in our st Albans Studio

      Visit product page
    • Series 7 (3107) dining chairs by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen in Black Leather - 4 now available

      Hoggarth Studio

      Series 7 (3107) dining chairs by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen in Black Leather - 4 now available

      £380.00

      Designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen, and produced by Danish manufacturers Fritz Hansen. The Modernist Series 7 chair is one of the most iconic silhouettes in furniture history, with its signature curved backrest.
      Fritz Hansen’s bestselling chair, the composition of the Series 7 represents the culmination of the then-revolutionary lamination technique, with its pressure moulded plywood frame crafted to showcase the many possibilities of lamination, and upholstered in its original soft black leather.
      These are vintage pieces in excellent condition, with some minimal damage to the leather, (photographed).  One chair has a small indentation to the leather seat (photographed) all feature matching makers marks on the underside of the seats.
      We have sold 4 of these and currently have 4 available for sale,  please contact us if you would like individual photos or would like to view them in our St Albans studio.

      Dimensions;

      Height - 80.5cm

      Seat Height 46.5cm

      Width 50cm

      Depth 50cm

      Visit product page
    • A Pair of Sibast No. 9 dining chairs (1950s)

      Hoggarth Studio

      A Pair of Sibast No. 9 dining chairs (1950s)

      £1,000.00

      v

      Hoggarth Studio

      A Pair of Sibast No. 9 dining chairs (1950s)

      £1,000.00

      The Sibast No 9 was designed by Danish cabinet maker Helge Sibast in the 1953.  It is a combination of 2 designs from the same year, the No7 and the No.8. This pair have been fully restored and are in excellent condition, the oiled oak has a rich patina.  The curved backrest has a new sapele veneer and the chair has been upholstered in Tiree (swan) pure wool fabric by Bute.

      Dimensions,

      Height - 73.5cm

      Seat Height - 45cm

      Width - 52.5 cm

      Please contact us for a fabric sample or to view the chairs in our st Albans studio

      Visit product page
    • Set of 6 BA 23 chairs By Ernest Race for Race Furniture (1946)

      Hoggarth Studio

      Set of 6 BA 23 chairs By Ernest Race for Race Furniture (1946)

      Sold out

      Sold out
      Sold out

      The BA 23 was Ernest Race's first design for Race Furniture.  First exhibited at the 'Britain Can Make It' exhibition of 1946, the design was awarded a gold medal at the Milan Triennale in 1958

      The BA 23 manufacturing process was revolutionary, during a time of limited resources it used salvaged materials including recast Aluminium from redundant aircraft and upholstery from recycled RAF cotton duck fabric.

      This set of 6 vintage BA3 chairs are in great condition, newly upholstered in Varese Indigo velvet by Designers Guild.

      Makers mark clearly visible.

      Dimensions,

      Width - 44 cm

      Depth - 49.5 cm

      Height - 79 cm

      Seat Height 48 cm

       

      Visit product page
    • Wishbone chair Hans Wegner

      Hoggarth Studio

      Wishbone chair Hans Wegner

      £400.00

      v

      Hoggarth Studio

      Wishbone chair Hans Wegner

      £400.00

      Wishbone chairs, designed by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son in Denmark in 1950. Featuring a bentwood armrest and paperchord rope seat in a woven envelope pattern.  The chair is named after the wishbone shaped backrest.

      We regularly have vintage wishbone chairs in stock. Currently we have Beech and paper chord examples.

      If you would like more than the quantity we have available, please contact us and we will do our best to source them for you.

      Dimensions

      H 76cm

      W 55cm

      D 51cm

      SH 45cm

      Makers Mark clearly visable

      Visit product page
    • A pair of PP 203 dining chair

      Hoggarth Studio

      A pair of PP 203 dining chair

      Sold out

      Sold out
      v

      Hoggarth Studio

      A pair of PP 203 dining chair

      £1,200.00

      Sold out

      This arm chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by PP Mobler in Denmark, 1969. It is produced in oak with a small wenge inlay in the front and rear of the backrest.  The chair has a PP mobler makers mark on underside of the seat.

      The pp203 marks one of the most important milestones in the lifelong partnership between Hans Wegner and PP Mobler.  It is the first chair featuring the newly designed logo for PP Mobler by Wegner.

       

      Visit product page