19th Century Adirondack folk art Stick chair

19th Century Adirondack folk art Stick chairThis is a lovely Adirondack stick chair. Made from steam bent twigs and solid timber. The originality is fabulous and is perfectly useable but while not in use its sculptural construction makes it hugely decorative. The condition is very good and is a heavier chair than you expect. I have always loved these pieces of folk art and try and find them when I can but they are getting harder to find. Height 93cm Width 58cm Depth 58cm Depth of seat 35cm

This is a stunning Mid century Italian cupboard by Osvaldo Borsani with ebonised reeded lower doors

The patina to the wood is stunning as is the colour

Very comfy and the buttoned detail will make this very inviting once upholstered

This is a stunning 19th century bronze vase that has been converted into table lamp sometime in the mid 20th century

Great design that is always popular and this chair is a very generous size

There is also a concealed drawer under the top which is a nice touch

The frame is lightly worn in an attractive manor but can be changed for an additional cost with us if you prefer

Measurements Height 89cm Width 79cm Depth 82cm Depth of seat 55cm Height of seat 38cm

The condition of this desk is immaculate with no issues and light wear to the dark green/ black leather top

Left empty as is on a table or hung on a wall it will look great

This is an extremely comfy early 20th century wide armed armchair

Very well made and extremely comfy