Seating
Described by the Labour deputy leader, Herbert Morrison, as a “tonic for the nation”, the Festival of Britain set out to convey a sense of recovery and progress after the Second World War. The 1951 festival was a landmark for British design, and – due to the vision and energy of its employess together with […]
Larger than average and unusual Akan Ashanti stool from Ghana mid-20th century. £850
A mid twentieth century blackened wood Ashanti Stool. Ghana Height:39cm Width:55cm Depth:20cm £580
Fabulous early 20th century Ashanti tribal stool in the shape of an elephant. Great features and patination. One tusk is damaged. Height:24.5 cm Width:47cm Depth:24cm £780
A pair of very decorative Chinese scroll chairs, possibly Ash. Polychromed in deep and bright red colour. £1150 (pair)
A very interesting cubist tribal stool of animal form. Possibly from the Ashanti tribe Ghana. c.1960’s £450
Fabulous Tribal African chair from the Lobi Tribe, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast. Carved from one block of wood. Mid-twentieth century. Height:80cm Width:28cm Depth:90cm £950
A French late 19th century Japanese influenced red painted wrought iron bench with replace oak seat and back. Height: 85 cm Width:150cm Depth:40cm £980
A stylish good design and comfortable French 1940’s limed oak desk/side chair reupholstered in grey velvet. Reminiscent of Pierre Chareau. Height:79cm Width:46cm Depth:46cm £580