Frode Holm, Vanity Chair

Dimensions: H 29" x W 23" x D 16" x SH 17" Condition: Light wear consistent with age and use. WPA062

Dimensions: H29" x W 21" x D 18" Condition: Newly upholstered in authentic lambs wool. WPA062-C

A rosewood vanity chair by Frode Holm.

C. 1955. Dimensions: H 30" x W 23" x D 22" Condition: Newly upholstered in lambs wool. WPA062-B

Early modern vanity chair in the style of Frode Holm. with eggplant sculpted chenille upholstery, brass nailheads and sabots. Apparently unmarked, c. 1940's. Dimensions: H 28.25" x W 19" x D 19" x SH

SET Perfect in the bedroom corner of a bohemian apartment or SoHo loft this quaint Danish midcentury vanity by Illums Bolighus includes a lambs wool upholstered chair by Frode Holm. Dimensions: H 44"

With molded plywood shell backs and beech wood legs. Possibly German or Czech, c. 1950's-1960's. Dimension: H 31.75" x W 18.75" x D 19.5" x SH 17.5" Condition: A few areas of soiling; scattered scuffs

Dimensions: (Larger chair) H 30" x W 19.25" x D 21.25" x SH 17.25" Conditions: Great candidate for reupholstering; Significant soiling to fabric. Chips, scuffs and scratches to legs. Legs are slightly

Gustav Stickley Five-Drawer Vanity & Chair c1910. Signed. Top surface perfectly refinished to match excellent original finish. Chair rock solid sturdy. 55"h x 48.25"w x 22"d. Spend $5000 or more at th

A Victorian style wooden fantasy vanity accent chair. An elaborate hand carved phoenix, swan or similar avian bird form having realistic hand carved details, and supporting a circular padded leather c

Possibly Italian, hand carved wooden peacock vanity chair with upholstered seat; Measures approximately H 29 x W 27 x D 22 inches; Some cracking on neck, Base and back as well as slight chipping aroun

A good Art Deco style macassar and parchment dressing table and chair in the manner of Rhulman having round beveled mirror over parchment top. Having a single drawer, all supported on tall tapered leg

Mid Century Modern X Base chair, attributed to Karl Springer (1931-1991). Features a chrome metal frame with gold accents and Chinese curved back with rectangular acrylic back piece. Period marbleized

By Frode Holm for Illums Bolighus, made in Denmark by H F Tremmeværk cabinetmakers. Stained beechwood, c. 1950s. Dimensions: H 33.75" x W 69.5" x D 38" Condition: Some light wear to the legs, some

Chinoiserie Aesthetic-style vanity or writing desk in painted tortoiseshell bamboo rattan with raffia top and side panels and matching side chair with lace-caned seat. Apparently unlabeled. Dimensions

Marked "Barbara Barry" on organizers in top drawers. Cream colored lacquer. With key. Dimensions: H 30.25" x W 66" x D 21.5" Condition: Showing very light signs of use including a few scuffs to edges.

Italian modern "Silvi" compact vanity and chair, attributed to Fanini Fain S.P.A., Ascoli Piceno, c.1970s, molded white plastic frame, collapsible round mirror plate, opening to interior with divided

Swivel vanity chair by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, 1950s.

A wonderful pair of Mahogany chest of drawers, nightstands or end tables by Frode Holm for high end Danish furniture company Illums Bolighus of Denmark. The pair features brass pulls and tappered legs

Karl Springer Style Low Polished Stainless Steel and Upholstered Demilune Vanity Chair Height of back 25 inches, height of seat 17 inches, width 27 1/2 inches, depth 18 1/2 inches. C The Estate of a P

Gilded rope twist frame. Heart shaped back. 37 1/4" h x 15 7/8" w x 16 1/4" d. Seat height 18".

Rare and very ornate walnut rococo vanity chair with girl's head and eagle head on arms, nicely carved all the way around base, 29 in. T, 26 in. W, 17 in. D.

French/Italian, 20th century. A Louis XVI style polychrome and parcel gilt decorated dressing table or vanity and chair with caned superstructure centered with oval beveled mirror plate over an inset

(R) A 1970s vinyl upholstered vanity chair. Swivel bearing is stiff and needs oiled, but the upholstery is clean and the chair is comfy. Measures 25in wide x 27 3/4in tall. Seat height is 19 1/2in. |