Vintage Bentwood Dining Chairs

1930's Dark Oak Round Occasional Low Occasional Table

$237.09

1950's Original Small Round Glass Top Rattan Table

$194.94

1950's French Metal Tripod Base Outdoor Small Gueridon Table

$468.91

1950's Mid Century Angular Low Table With Dark Slate Laminate Top

$279.24

1950’s Frantisek Jirak For Tatra Mustard Cotton Velvet Upholstered Armchairs

$468.91

1930's Small Set Of Oak Apothecary Drawers - Sixteen Drawers

$1,612.21

1950's Lozenge Side Table

$152.79

1920's Original French Intricate Relief Cast Base Table (3493)

$521.60

1950’s Mid Century Cabinet – Sideboard By Jiri Jiroutek For Interieur Praha

$732.34

1950's Spider Side Table By Jindřich Halabala

$416.23

1920's Original French Intricate Relief Cast Base Table (3580)

$521.60

1950's Three Legged Round Table With Circular Shelf

$237.09

1930's Original French Cast Base Café Dining Table

$521.60

1940’s French Long Barrel Leg Mid Oak Fruitwood Kitchen Dining Table

$943.09

1930’s Original Gardeners Spray Canisters

$158.06

1970's French Wicker Table With Laminated Top

$237.09

1930's Original French Cast Base Café Dining Table (3608)

$521.60

Bentwood Dining Chairs

Bentwood chairs are perhaps the most iconic chairs of all time. The name ‘bentwood’ refers to a manufacturing technique invented after years of painstaking research and development by Michael Thonet, the entrepreneur behind the Thonet chair maker Thonet. Bentwood chairs are made by heating solid beech in steam chambers and then bending the now pliable timber into components for chairs. The iconic model number 14 designed in 1859 is the most chair produced in the history of furniture. The familiar designs of bentwood and the soft curves bring an timeless character to any interior. We love everything about vintage bentwood chairs and scour Europe for the best examples, Thonet, Fischel, Luterma and of course Baumann are our favourite makers.