Seating

This set of six matching Gustavian period dining chairs has been dry scraped to the original paint. Exceptionally deep and detailed carving is seen throughout these chairs. The vertical pattern of carving seen is unique and separates this set from more traditional Gustavian chairs. The chair backs are ergonomically curved, sturdy, and quite comfortable with

Delightfully adaptable, Gustavian details abound in the finely fluted legs and the relief carvings of masterful quality on this pair of antique stools. They have the original cream paint, are sturdy and well constructed, and are upholstered in a taupe fabric that is finished with cream scalloped piping. These stools have upholstered armrests that flank

This Gustavian sofa from northern Sweden was manufactured during the turn of the 18th century around 1790-1800 in the landskap province of Hälsingland. This piece has been dry scraped to the superb original coral paint and has a renovated seat newly upholstered in antique white linen with tubular bolster pillows made for either end. From

A French three piece set of iron garden furniture in original paint with magnificent patina circa 1870. The chairs with medallion backs including their feet have survived in remarkable condition. The oval table is supported by the elaborate base which is joined at the center by a footrest. The footrest was likely used to keep

These six perfectly matched chairs are elegant in their simplicity. The backs, with a keyhole design are framed with a discreetly carved line and gently curved for comfort. The apron is carved with decorative draping, continuing on to sturdy curved legs typical of the Rococo style. The off white, almost creamy paint surface is original

These early Rococo chairs have a great country feel with sturdy legs, a back with a keyhole, and simple design in the Rococo style. They are unfussy, and perfect for a country kitchen or dining room. The paint surface is original with touches of blue. The original wood seats have been covered in a linen

Although not marked, these chairs are likely from Stockholm due to the openwork at the back. They have detailed carving framing an upholstered back, and elegant front legs with acanthus leaf carvings which are typical of the Gustavian period. The old green paint surface is in good condition. ref. 7-7897 $4,600 33.5” high 19.25” wide