We have a pair of vintage Mantis black leather swivel chairs, which are amazingly comfortable and look very cool! The high back lounge chairs, by Dutch designer, Gerard van den Berg, were made in the 1970’s by Montis, the company that introduced a revolutionary idea for upholstering, known as the Jacket technique. The innovative idea […]
These vintage industrial machinists stools, which are adjustable, were once used in a factory in Holland in the 1950’s. The characterful metal light green frames are original, but the wooden seats and backs have been replaced. These are ideal stools for a cafe, bar or restaurant, or would work well in a home environment, that […]
These vintage industrial machinists stools, which are adjustable, were once used in a factory in Holland in the 1950’s. The characterful metal dark green frames are original, but the wooden seats and backs have been replaced. These are ideal stools for a cafe, bar or restaurant, or would work well in a home environment, that […]
This handsome vintage dressing table swivel mirror, was made by Herbert E. Gibbs, a furniture manufacturer based in London between 1930-1975, who supplied the likes of Heal’s. The base is stamped H E Gibbs 5/62, which is likely to be the month and year of manufacture. It is made of solid oak with brass detail […]
These characterful vintage French stacking school chairs, are from a school near Avignon, in Provence. They have a colourful green steel tubular frame and plywood seats and backs. These authentic chairs were hugely popular in the 1950’s and 1960’s, not only in schools, but in hospitals, community centres and church halls, as they took up […]
These characterful vintage stacking chairs, with a red metal steel tubular frame and plywood seats, are from a school in Strasbourg. These authentic chairs were hugely popular in the 1950’s and 1960’s, not only in schools, but in hospitals, community centres and church halls, as they took up much less space when stacked. These vintage […]
