library - chairs, singles/pairs
Library chair. An easy chair, usually with a somewhat reclining back and open arms. Some versions were made with detachable book and feet rests. Also of interest are metamorphic chairs, a chair which opened up to become a set of library steps. These are quite rare and keenly sought because of their dual function, when they come onto the market.
13 item(s) found:
Library chair early 19th century Australian cedar upholstered
Colonial blackwood library chair with Decoratively carved arm fronts, including Rosettes. (piece Missing from back)
Walter Burley Griffin, desk armchair on castors, 1916 Japanese oak and leather, manufactured by James Moore & Sonss Pty Ltd, Melbourne. Height 104 cm. Provenance: Newman College, University of Melbourne, Victoria
Solid blackwood desk/armchair with thick scrolled over arms and sprung seat in black leather upholstery
Great detailed period desk chair, with curved back support and rolled arms, and turned front legs
Slat back Federation dark oak desk chair, the seat professionally rewebbed and reupholstered with quality maroon leather
Fine oak desk chair, with its original iron swivel and tilt mechanism, the stylish design enhanced by strong oak graining, with moulded seat and shaped crimson cushion (not pictured)
Federation oak desk chair, in original condition with an aged mellow patina and dark green vinyl seat.
An fine Australian Art Deco' swivelling office armchair by H. Goldman Manufacturing Co, 394-400 La Trobe St, Melbourne (from 1912 to 1927), in Victorian ash and blackwood with leather upholstery.…
Arts & Crafts mountain ash desk chair with ying and yang cut outs, fully repolished
Post Office oak desk chair with an cane seat and back
Blackwood framed library chair with carved and turned front legs and pink upholstery
19th century cedar framed library chair with leather upholstery, turned and carved front legs and porcelain castors