Medieval chair

Hall Chair, Unknown, United States, Vicksburg, Mississippi, possibly New York or New Orleans, circa 1850, Furnishings, Oak.

English Victorian Gothic Revival oak high back arm chair with rust velvet upholstered seat and back panel.

RENAISSANCE «CHAYÈRE» CHAIR ORIGIN: LYON WORKSHOPS, FRANCE PERIOD: 1530-1550, 16th century Height: 180cm Length: 75cm Depth: 44cm Blond walnut wood Good condition REQUEST FOR INFORMATION Back to seat

Mid 16th century walnut X frame folding chair, with five petal rose decoration in the centre of the frame and on armrests. The seat and back rest covered

Gothic furniture marked a change from the Victorian style. The popularity of Archeology led to a fascination with Classical Greek and Roman designs. Classical Revival drew on these influences. Then…

With characteristic pointed arch and quatrefoil skirt and back splat detailing, these amazingly classic, Gothic Revival chairs are richly reminiscent of the prized cathedral windows admired worldwide. Named for French Gothic Revival architect Eugene Viollet-le-Duc who restored some of the finest buildings in Europe, our solid mahogany medieval style side and arm chairs boast cushioned seats upholstered in a regally patterned jacquard fabric exclusively for Design Toscano.

Medieval Chairs

Medieval wooden throne

Italian Renaissance-style (19th Century) carved walnut Savonarola style armchair with carved heads. (Matching loveseat: 041408)