The Preeminent Resource for Vintage Cane, Rattan and Bamboo Dining Chair Sets of 12 or More
Shop Coveted Creations by McGuire, Bielecky Brothers, Ficks Reed and Other Masters of 20th Century Organic Design.
At Tom Robinson Modern, we specialize in what few others can provide:
Numerous complete sets of rare restored cane, rattan and bamboo dining chairs, each with 12 or more seats, crafted by the most iconic designers and manufacturers of the 20th century.
Each set has undergone meticulous, complete professional restoration. Each individual chair is tight, stout, sturdy, and suitable for heavy routine use. These special large groupings are globally unique, investment-caliber opportunities for designers, collectors, and enthusiasts.
Featured Designers & Makers
Designers Include:
- Michael Taylor
- T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings
- Edward Wormley
- John Hutton
- William “Billy” Haines
- Billy Baldwin
- Mies van der Rohe
- Henry Olko
- Gabriella Crespi
- Danny Ho Fong
- Barney Flagg
- Jacques Garcia
- …and more
Makers Include:
- Baker Furniture
- Widdicomb
- Dunbar
- Donghia
- McGuire
- Vivai del Sud
- Bielecky Brothers
- Willow & Reed
- Ficks Reed
- Stendig
- Heritage
- …and other celebrated manufacturers
These names represent the most respected collaborations between visionary designers and renowned manufacturers.
Why We Are the Leading Resource for the Architectural Digest AD 100 Designers and Architects
- Large sets of dining chairs – We maintain a unique focus on continuously collecting rare dining chairs to ensure the availability of large sets
- Unmatched Rarity – These sets embody the iconic collaborations behind the most collectible dining chairs ever made
- Unrivaled Quality – Every piece is restored by expert hands and arrives as photographed and installation-ready
- Global Exclusivity – Most offerings are unique in the world market
- Expert Custom Upholstery – Our gifted in-house staff is the best in the business
- White Glove Shipping – TRM trusted worldwide carriers adhere to our rigid preparation and shipping protocols