Art Nouveau designer armchair

14 K ART NOUVEAU DESIGNER DIAMOND RING FEATURES IS SUPERB QUALITY 1/2 CT. DIAMOND COMPLEMENTED BY SEVERAL SMALLER DIAMONDS ALL SET IN 14 K GOLD - SIZE 9.5

English Art Nouveau Armchair, c. 1890-1910, with carved crest and velvet upholstery.(GRAN1208)(WK) Measurements: 30 H x 25 W x 24 D Condition: Light age and use wear.

DESCRIPTION: Seven Art Nouveau pins, six of which are gilt brass and have stone insets; seventh is British sterling silver and emblazoned with the name "MAUD". One gilt brass piece doubles as a locket

Art nouveau armchair around 1900, solid mahogany, curved frame typical for the time, 94 x 56 x 44 cm, the furniture cannot be viewed in our rooms.

DESCRIPTION: Four antique Art Nouveau designer accessories: one George Steere pin with an abstract design and four clear stone insets, one bird and foliage form clip with three iridescent stone insets

(French, 1859-1926), having a finely carved backrest with floral design h. 37-1/2 w. 25 d. 24 in. Provenance: from a private collection, Litchfield, CT

ENGLISH SCHOOL PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU ARMCHAIRS, CIRCA 1910 carved oak, with original upholstery(49cm wide, 105cm high, 44cm deep )

Exceptional Carved Art Nouveau Arm Chair Circa 1900. Hand Carved Fruitwood with Velvet Upholstery. (Single Chair). The chair of curvilinear design is carved with leaves and fruit motifs 42.75" H x 23.

Exceptional Art Nouveau Mahogany Arm Chair Circa 1900. Hand Carved Fruitwood with Velvet Upholstery. (Single Chair). The chair of curvilinear design is carved with leaves and fruit motifs 42.75" H x 2

DESCRIPTION: Three Art Nouveau designer necklaces, each featuring a gilt brass pendant and at least one stone inset: one George Steere Egyptian revival piece featuring a pharaoh's mask design and a "G

It is a 1975 vintage offset litho reproduction of a work by Alphonso Mucha (1860-1939). Mucha was perhaps the most acclaimed Art Nouveau designer of the Art Nouveau Period which lasted from 1896-1906,

It is a 1975 vintage offset litho reproduction of a work by Alphonso Mucha (1860-1939). Mucha was perhaps the most acclaimed Art Nouveau designer of the Art Nouveau Period which lasted from 1896-1906,

It is a 1975 vintage offset litho reproduction of a work by Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939). Mucha was perhaps the most acclaimed Art Nouveau designer of the Art Nouveau Period which lasted from 1896-1906,

Art Nouveau arm chair, carved wood frame with floral motifs, stylized pear-form legs, front legs with castors, olive green upholstery. 36.75" H x 27" W x 25.5" D. Minor soiling to upholstery.

OAK ARMCHAIR, BRASS TACKED LEATHER SEAT AND BACK. STAINS TO SEAT. 20" W x 18" D x 42" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Art Nouveau Antique Armchair with carved fruitwood frame, replacement fluted front legs and original button tufted leather seat

ART NOUVEAU CARVED ARMCHAIR

DIMENSIONS APPROX 4x1x1CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest of

Pair of Art Nouveau style armchairs having carved wood frames painted a muted green and peachy colored floral upholstery to seat and back. 28 inches height, 20 inches width, 17.5 inches depth. 28"H x

Carved with rope and tassel motifs and bows at the crest rails; c. Early 20th century. Dimensions: H 43" x W 28.5" x D 25" x SH 19" Condition: Excellent candidates for reupholstering; spots of soiling

Fine scrolled arm bent wirework Galvanized and Garden Chair with birdcage style base after JW Fiske. White painted with some losses giving that farmhouse distressed look. Great quality, very sturdy an

INLAID ART NOUVEAU OPEN ARM CHAIR 39.5X24X21

modeled by Henschel in 1905, depicting a smiling young boy riding a stick, original model, impressed W119. 7 5/8 in. Hentschel was an Art Nouveau painter, designer and sculptor who is beset known for

A hammered iron and blown-out art glass vase, produced in the French Art Nouveau style designer Louis Majorelle (1859-1926). Rich mottled orange, red, and burgundy tone glass blown into a hammered cas