Rosewood Dining Chairs

The Meridian 17" Wood Dining Chair is crafted from solid sheesham wood with a rich Capri finish, showcasing natural grain variation and warmth. Its clean, classic silhouette provides versatile seating for dining tables in residential, hospitality, and designer-specified interiors. Built for durability and style, this chair complements curated trade and wholesale dining assortments.

Handcrafted in Spain. Solid maple frame. Outside back in Bohemian rosewood veneer. High gloss polyurethane finish. COM 2 yds.

Nigel. Bronxville, NY. Sun Nov 18 2018

This stunning pair of antique Chinese rosewood armchairs were handmade and carved in the late 19th century. Intricate carvings showcase the skill and artistry of traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Asian Classic a Pair Antique Chinese Rosewood Arm Chairs are made from high-quality, durable Zi Mu (rosewood) and feature a comfortable seat and backrest. With its unique and intricate design, this armchair is sure to add character and elegance to any room in which it is placed.

Dining armchair. Handcrafted in Spain. Solid maple frame. Outside back in Bohemian rosewood veneer. High gloss polyurethane finish.

Eighteenth-century designs, particularly of the renowned cabinetmaker, Thomas Tufft are the inspiration behind this classic side chair with a restrained expression of the Rococo style prevalent at the time. The unusual passage of carving surrounding the lower quatrefoil enhances the interlaced pointed arches. The molded and c-scroll carved crest centers foliate decoration, above a pierced Gothic volute carved splat and trapezoidal seat frame enclosing a slip seat cushion. The front seat rail has C-scrolls centering a foliate reserve, raised on cabriole legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. Handmade and hand-finished in solid rosewood.

A classic chair inspired by the design elements prominent through the second half of the eighteenth century. The back is relatively flat with a molded c-scroll carved crest, above a pierced central splat, and a trapezoidal seat frame enclosing a slip seat cushion. The cabriole legs end in ball-and-claw feet. Handmade and hand-finished in solid rosewood. An ancient Chinese image of a dragon holding a pearl was the inspiration behind the ball-and-claw feet design which later became the hallmark of early Georgian furniture.