1930's White Folding Egyptian Or Safari Chair With Canvas Back And Armrests And Exposed Oak Footrest,

1930's white folding Egyptian or Safari chair with canvas back and armrests and exposed oak footrest, created by Mogens Lassen K. Thomsen.

Fine And Unusual Pair Of George Ii Carved Mahogany Grotto Chairs. The deeply carved back rest in the form of a scallop shell. The similarly carved shell seat rests on entwined paired carved dolphin legs. The heavily raked rear trestle leg united by a carved serpent stretcher.

Interior photographed by Vlassak Verhulst.

Living room designed by Emma Jane Pilkington, photographed by Pascal Chevallier. “I love the soul of antiques, but prefer mixing them with contemporary art,” says Pilkington, who believes there’s always room for objects with a sense of history. “Even if it’s a super-contemporary space, an incredible antique almost becomes a work of art—I find that modern.” 

One of the greatest sets of American studio/craft furniture, by Wendell Castle. This desk and chair, made of Vermilion wood, is certainly a tour de force by America's preeminent wood worker. Owned by a family in Rochester, NY, this desk and chair are new to the market, having been in a single family's possession since purchasing it from Wendell Castle in 1965. The set will be presented at The Winter Antique Show, January 25- February 3.

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