SEATS AND SOFAS

True and authentic Charles & Ray Eames Lounge Chair. This Lounge Chair Charles & Ray Eames was purchased from Mobilier International in France in the late 60s, this chair is an original Charles Eames made in rosewood of the original creation in 1956.

200cm long bench made ​​of poplar wood from Shandong Province in China. 

An authentic and unique piece aged 100 years of extreme strength and stability. 

This old bench is ideal to be positioned around a kitchen table or dining table.

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Chair from the Chokwé Tribe, mid-20th century.

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Most seats in sub-Saharan Africa are low stools carved from a single block of wood. However, as early as the 16th century, Portuguese traders and explorers introduced back chairs to southern and eastern Africa. Chokwe artists soon began producing similar chairs by adding sculptural scenes and Chokwe motifs.

Set of 4 cinema chairs in brown finish wood.

Depth: 58.00 CM

Width: 200.00 CM

Height: 88.00 CM

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Stunning chef stool hand carved from a single piece of wood

A beautifully carved stool from Mali.

The ancestral figures or nommo are symmetrical and geometric sculpted in relief.

They support the higher seat and should represent ancestors seen as authority figures.

According to Dogon cosmogony, the stool is made up of two discs; one representing the sky and the other the earth.

It shows signs of wear due to aging but remains remarkably solid.

Material: Wood

Age: mid-20th century

Origin: Mali

Tribe: Dogon

Set of 2 vintage armchairs from an Italian cinema, metal legs and wooden seat in brown finish.

Depth: 20.00 CM

Width: 100.00 CM

Height: 80.00 CM

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Superb chef's stool hand carved from a single piece of wood by the Baga tribe of Guinea-Bissau.

Stools are a minor art form for the Baga whose large masks and snake figures are among the largest and most impressive in Africa.

Striking modern pumpkin shape with intricate decorative carvings around the top edge.

It shows signs of wear due to aging but remains remarkably solid.

Material: Wood

Age: mid-20th century

Origin: Guinea Bissau

Tribe: Baga

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Chairs and stools are prestigious objects for the Kota people of Gabon.

You can notice how they use similar characteristics on all of their sculptures and other subjects that they create. L

The seat is decorated with various geometric patterns engraved in what appears to be copper and brass.

It shows signs of wear due to aging but remains remarkably solid.

Material: Wood, Brass and Copper

Age: mid-20th century

Origin: Gabon

Tribe: Kota