Are these pairs always matching?

The pieces listed as pairs are designed and built together as matched sets, sharing identical materials, frames, and upholstery. Buyers receive two corresponding armchairs that share the same period style and proportions, ensuring visual symmetry in a room.

What is a club chair?

A club chair is a heavily upholstered, deep-seated armchair designed for relaxed lounging. The style originated in France and gained popularity during the interwar decades. These chairs feature low backs and broad arms, offering substantial comfort compared to formal occasional seating.

How do I identify Art Deco chairs?

Art Deco chairs typically display streamlined silhouettes, rounded cloud shapes, or geometric veneered frames in walnut or birch. The design avoids excessive ornamentation in favour of clean, modern lines. Makers often paired these smooth wooden frames with rich leather upholstery to create a balanced, luxurious aesthetic.

Where were these armchairs used?

These armchairs served in domestic living rooms, studies, and smoking rooms as comfortable lounging seats. Bridge chairs additionally furnished game rooms and casual seating areas. Pairs allowed homeowners to create balanced seating arrangements around fireplaces or central living spaces.