Dining Chairs 4 pcs Bent Wood and Faux Leather

Very Interesting 19th Century American Pine Cobbler's Bench with Tools.

The Jack leather and wood stool is the perfect compliment to a beautiful kitchen island or bar. It is equally suited to a relaxed modern Los Angeles home as it is to a New York City apartment.  The steel footrest is an added comfort for resting your heels.  Thoughtful detailing enhances the simple design of this Lostine collection. Each thick leather seat has its own character and variations lending to the appeal of the material. The leather will vary in color and darken with age, like a great bag or a favorite pair of boots. The frame is made of a hard maple wood and sealed to protect the wood but keep the beauty of the wood's natural color. Made in the USA.  This item is non-returnable. Excluded from shipping promotions.

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For a new spin on traditional barrel seating, tailored top-grain leather and dramatic channeling make a major style statement. Hidden 360-degree swivel adds a modern finishing touch. Sourced from one of the oldest family-owned tanneries in Italy’s Bassano del Grappa, our heirloom leather is salvaged and processed from upcycled hides featuring an abundance of natural markings, scars and color variations. The result? Supple, buttery-soft hides with an unmatched depth of color and authentic lived-in look.

DIY iron liquor mordant is very useful: as mordant before you dye fabric with natural dyes, to weather wood and dye leather black naturally. Iron liquor is easy to make at home and really cheap. In this tutorial I show you how to make DIY iron mordant using things you probably have at home! How … Continue reading How To Make DIY Iron Liquor Mordant For Natural Dyeing →

Mats Theselius easy chair made in iron plate, beech wood, seat in elk leather by Tärnsjö, marked: ÄLGSKINNSFÅTÖLJ MATS THESELIUS 1991 65/360 KÄLLEMO SWEDEN, Numbered limited edition made in 1991, no. 65/360.

Dimensions: H29.5" W16" D18" Materials: Hammered, Iron, Leather, Oak Wood Color: Graphite Leather, Black, Natural Textural, hammered blackened iron. Rich, elegant graphite leather. Natural blonde wood. The trifecta of these materials comes together to form this distinctly modern bar stool. Its masculine air adds a stateliness to a space. Leather and finish will vary. Normal wear and tear marks will appear with use, regular leather conditioning will soften these marks and cracks. France and Son is an authorized seller of this product.

History is riddled with all kinds of creepy, grotesque, and downright disturbing events. Thanks to the magical artistic medium known as photography, some of those chilling and gawk-worthy moments and fascinating people have been immortalized on film and collected here in the pages that follow.

Deze set bestaat uit 6 eetkamerstoelen en is een echte blikvanger in iedere kamer. Met een strak en simpel ontwerp zijn deze stoelen niet alleen mooi, maar ook comfortabel. De eetkamerstoelen zijn bekleed met hoogwaardig kunstleer en zijn goed gevoerd voor optimaal comfort. Het stevige gebogen hout draagt bij aan de unieke schoonheid en stijl. De 4 houten poten zorgen voor extra stevigheid en stabiliteit en het ergonomische ontwerp zorgt ervoor dat de stoelen erg comfortabel zijn om uren op te zitten. De levering bevat 6 kunstleren eetkamerstoelen. Kleur: zwart, bruin Materiaal frame: prachtig gebogen hout en ijzer (verchroomd) Afmetingen: 51,5 x 54 x 78 cm (B x D x H) Breedte zitting: 51,5 cm Diepte zitting: 40 cm Zithoogte vanaf de grond: 50 cm Hoogte rugleuning: 37 cm Levering bevat 6 stoelen Materiaal: Katoen: 45%, Polyurethaan: 55%

Antique cutlery box Northern Italy, second half of the 19th century It measures 11.61 in x 8.07 in x 9.05 in (29.5 x 20.5 x 23 cm) lb 2.86 (kg 1.3) The state of conservation: Good. Some consumption of the leather in the lower part of the box. The interior has probably been altered. The polygonal base cutlery box, with a flat back which allows it to rest along the wall, is made of wood covered with light brown leather and is decorated "with small irons" (gilding embossed with iron tools) and floral motifs. The cover, made to match the shape of the container, shows a decoration in the center with a bipartite heraldic emblem with the crowned eagle of the Guidobono family and the snake devouring a man, the emblem of the Visconti family. The lack of colors prevents us from recognizing with certainty the branch of the family to which the coat of arms refers. However it is very probable that the heraldic emblem belonged to the Guidobono Visconti family, owner of the homonymous Palace of Tortona from the 17th century until 1762, when it was ceded to the city. The family, stemming from the Guidobono Cavalchini Garolfi branch, had already given birth, starting from 1400, to the Guidobono-Visconti, the counts of Castellaro Guidobono and Monleale, whose family died out towards the end of the nineteenth century. The inside of the box is divided into three scaled compartments and is entirely lined with green silk: the lack of another subdivision of the compartments suggests that the interior has been modified to contain letter paper. The lock and the handle of the box, made of wrought iron, are original. The key is missing. This type of object has a history closely connected to that of cutlery, which experienced swings of fortune at the European courts, according to changes in eating, and above all, social habits. From the middle of the seventeenth century, when the ritual of cutting the portions of meat to serve to the diners based on social rank lost much of its meaning during table ceremonies, the basic function of the knife moved away from being collective to individual, thus changing shapes based on the styles of the time. A revolutionary and, one could say, definitive change was then produced with the adoption of the en suite fork with the knife and, between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with the introduction of other elements suitable for different types of food and various courses. The eighteenth century saw the affirmation of the new way of preparing the table. The rococo taste was represented by cutlery made with precious materials, often with porcelain and maiolica handles, some with chinoiserie decorations; therefore, it became necessary to make cutlery trays, containers suitable for storing and protecting these refined objects.

Brant and Erik have been together for eight years and are engaged but didn't have time for a wedding at the moment due to Brant opening a confection restaurant/bar(!). So they had this amazing photo shoot with their dogs featuring leather details, cast iron, wood beams, and cigars, all set within deep pink florals and rustic greenery. Don't miss the epic floof on those two Samoyed pups and the cake cut with an ax!

code: 45.2034RE dimensions: D.CM.12XH.1315 iron structure and natural fiber weaving in assorted colours any small imperfections guarantee the craftsmanship of the product

Deze barkruk, gekenmerkt door een net en simpel ontwerp, biedt u gegarandeerd zitcomfort. De kruk is bekleed met hoogwaardige stof (19% echt leer) die goed gevoerd is voor optimaal comfort. Het gebogen houten frame draagt bij aan de unieke schoonheid en stijl. De ijzeren structuur zorgt ervoor dat het geheel erg stevig is terwijl de ingebouwde voetsteunen zorgen voor extra zitplezier. Het ergonomische ontwerp maakt de kruk erg comfortabel om uren op te zitten. Dankzij het gasveermechanisme kan de barkruk in hoogte versteld worden en is hij de perfecte aanvulling op elke bar of eethoek. Kleur: zwart en bruin Materiaal frame: prachtig gebogen hout en ijzer (verchroomd) Afmetingen: 49 x 49 x (87 - 109) cm (B x D x H) Breedte zitting: 42 cm Diepte zitting: 40 cm Zithoogte vanaf de grond: 61 - 83 cm Hoogte rugleuning: 27 cm Hoogte armleuning vanaf de zitting: 19,5 cm Materiaal: Leer: 19%, Katoen: 3%, Polyester: 4%, Polyurethaan: 4%, PVC: 70%

Boasting a simple silhouette, the Delta Counter Stool is formed of deceptively complex joinery to create the elegant curves of its contoured back rest. Formed of solid oak, the chair is complimented with a supple tan leather seat. Regarded as one of Britain’s most esteemed industrial designers, Matthew Hilton infuses complex engineering and seemingly effortless simplicity into each piece he creates. Working with luxurious materials such as solid wood, cast iron and brass, Hilton’s designs are inspired by long-established furniture forms he seeks to refresh.

Armchair island in natural solid cedar wood, polished wood, on swivel iron base, in lacquered finish. Wood treated with natural pine extracts wax. Solid cedar wood include movement, cracks and changes in wood conditions, this is the essential characteristic of natural solid cedar wood due to natural settlement and different environmental conditions.

Mats Theselius easy chair made in iron plate, beech wood, seat in elk leather by Tärnsjö, marked: ÄLGSKINNSFÅTÖLJ MATS THESELIUS 1991 65/360 KÄLLEMO SWEDEN, Numbered limited edition made in 1991, no. 65/360.

code: 45.2034RE dimensions: D.CM.12XH.1315 iron structure and natural fiber weaving in assorted colours any small imperfections guarantee the craftsmanship of the product

YORUBA – In the C19th the the rulers of the Yoruba kingdoms of south western Nigeria maintained elaborate palaces that were the major patrons for artists working in a huge range of media including wood sculptors, leather workers, calabash carvers, drummers, bead artists, iron workers and brass casters, as well as weavers, tailors and embroiderers. […]

Boasting a simple silhouette, the Delta Counter Stool is formed of deceptively complex joinery to create the elegant curves of its contoured back rest. Formed of solid oak, the chair is complimented with a supple tan leather seat. Regarded as one of Britain’s most esteemed industrial designers, Matthew Hilton infuses complex engineering and seemingly effortless simplicity into each piece he creates. Working with luxurious materials such as solid wood, cast iron and brass, Hilton’s designs are inspired by long-established furniture forms he seeks to refresh.

Armchair Kruger all in solid natural cedar wood treated with natural pine extracts. Solid cedar wood include movement, cracks and changes in wood conditions, this is the essential characteristic of natural solid cedar wood due to natural settlement and different environmental conditions.

Brant and Erik have been together for eight years and are engaged but didn't have time for a wedding at the moment due to Brant opening a confection restaurant/bar(!). So they had this amazing photo shoot with their dogs featuring leather details, cast iron, wood beams, and cigars, all set within deep pink florals and rustic greenery. Don't miss the epic floof on those two Samoyed pups and the cake cut with an ax!

Lost my heart all over again to this 11.5cm. high wooden #stag, carved from a single piece of wood & originally covered with leaf gold, with its vast branched antlers made of leather. Made in the 5thC BC as a finial for a #prehistoric Scythian headdress (https://t.co/Ws8syb0UTY)

DIY iron liquor mordant is very useful: as mordant before you dye fabric with natural dyes, to weather wood and dye leather black naturally. Iron liquor is easy to make at home and really cheap. In this tutorial I show you how to make DIY iron mordant using things you probably have at home! How … Continue reading How To Make DIY Iron Liquor Mordant For Natural Dyeing →

This wonderful original case preserved this beauty of a machine! The Oliver No.5 Typewiter, circa 1910 with its original tin and wood case. Keys work smoothly, just a little oiling and a new ribbon and you are ready to write a manuscript. Porcelain enamel cast iron body with all original stenciling. On original wood base with stenciled tin lid that has its original leather grip. Machine is heavy! Buyers with zip codes that start lower than 8 will incur an additional $50 shipping charge billed separately after sale

Dimensions: H41" W28" D2.5" Materials: Mirror, Rope Color: Natural Elevate coastal style with the Hiro. Uniquely large-scale jute rope tightly wraps around an oval glass mirror to create a seaside sentiment; a brushed-brass iron detail gives additional flare. Finish will vary. France and Son is an authorized seller of this product.

The Regan Barrel Chair offers a modern take on old Hollywood glam. Luxe ivory hair-on-hide covers a form-fitting seat and back, both wrapped and suspended in an antique brass-finished solid iron cantilever base. 28"W X 27"H X 25"DEEP ( 46 LBS ) SEAT: 16.5"H ARM: 27'H SEAT: 21"DEEP

Brant and Erik have been together for eight years and are engaged but didn't have time for a wedding at the moment due to Brant opening a confection restaurant/bar(!). So they had this amazing photo shoot with their dogs featuring leather details, cast iron, wood beams, and cigars, all set within deep pink florals and rustic greenery. Don't miss the epic floof on those two Samoyed pups and the cake cut with an ax!

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The Skeppshult "Boom" nutcracker is a fun and unusual way to crack into your favourite nuts. Simply drop the 10oz cast iron weight onto walnut or hazelnut shells to crack them open. The walnut wood tube also catches all the nut shells, so you can tip it neatly into the bin. The soft leather thong keeps the weight and pot together. This stylish Swedish nutcracker makes a brilliant gift. Swedish company Skeppshult (pronounced hep-salt) has been making cast iron products by hand since 1906. The process starts with raw iron that is heated to a searing 1,500°C in the furnaces. The molten iron is then cast into special moulds, made from sand which can withstand the extreme temperatures. Sand moulds can only be used once, and therefore each product is unique – no two items are exactly alike. Each sand mould is recycled and used for another product. Skeppshult seasons their cast iron with rapeseed oil (also called canola oil) from Osterlen to protect it from damage.

Jospeh Fendy for Paolo Viganò, armchair Tripolina. Wood, leather, iron, circa 1950.

Pazyryk Culture, c. 5th-4th century BC, found in the Fifth Pazyryk mound, Big Ulagan, Pazyryk valley, Gorny Altai, Russia. Made of leather and wood. The large chariot is one of the most spectacular...