Forks weren't common during the Tudor period—most people ate with knives, spoons, and their fingers. So if you're planning a Tudor-themed dinner party, make sure to hide the forks and stock up on a Costco packet of napkins.
This set of four English Tudor-style walnut dining chairs was crafted in 1920.
19 x 19 x 42 t with 19 seat height
$495
Fun fact: Berkey & Gay played a major role in earning Grand Rapids, Michigan, its reputation as "Furniture City." During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the company became one of America's premier furniture makers, known for producing beautifully crafted pieces inspired by European styles. Today, original Berkey & Gay furniture is highly sought after by collectors.
This set of four cane back dining chairs was handcrafted in Grand Rapids Michigan c. 1920 by Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.
18 d x 20 w x 36 t with 18 seat height
$495 set
Whether you're celebrating a milestone or eating takeout pizza on a Tuesday night, it's the people gathered around the table that make a house feel like a home. These chairs simply help set the stage.
This set of six Queen Anne dining chairs was crafted in North Carolina by Drexel Heritage from cherrywood.
21 d x 22 w x 41 t
With 18 seat height
$595
If vintage furniture has you hooked, these are about to put you in a full-blown oak hold.
A set of four oak dining chairs, crafted in 1920, with the kind of character that’s hard to let go of.
38 t x 20 d x 19 w with 19 seat height
$495
If you could invite five famous French people to dinner, who would make the list? Julia Child might show up with freshly churned butter, Camus would bring existential conversation, Brigitte Bardot would arrive fashionably late, Serge Gainsbourg would light a cigarette, and Coco Chanel would quietly judge everyone’s outfit.
This set of six French country-style ladder-back dining chairs was handcrafted in oak and is ready to host the whole table. Includes two armchairs and four side chairs, $595.
23 d x 21 w x 43 t with 19 seat height.
Warm wood, woven rush seats, and just enough rustic charm to make you pour another glass of wine and stay at the table awhile.
Handmade in Italy, this set of four country-style dining chairs, $595.
22 w x 22 d x 37 t with 19 seat height
There’s nothing wrong with wanting the simple life.
These four colonial-style chairs were handcrafted in maple, $395.
18 w x 19 d x 38 t
The kind of chairs that make a dining room instantly feel like home.
This set of 4 wheat sheaf back dining chairs with rush seats were crafted by Lexington of North Carolina, $495.
21 w x 20 d x 41 t with 18.5 seat height
Finally, a Chippendale you can proudly introduce to the family. These six European Chippendale dining chairs have all the right moves—curves in the right places, sturdy frames, and a knack for heating things up at the dinner table.
Upholstered in soft floral linen, the set includes two armchairs and four side chairs, striking the perfect balance between formality and comfort. Their carved wooden frames showcase the craftsmanship and flair the Chippendale style is famous for—ornate yet timeless, refined yet just showy enough to make an entrance.
22 w x 22 d x 38 t with 20 seat height
$695
Tea poured, corset cinched, secrets shared—these chairs are as Victorian as it gets.
These antique Victorian chairs feature linen floral print seats.
18 w x 20 d x 34 t with 19 seat height
$149/each
The Roaring Twenties were a time of great economic growth, prosperity and impeccable taste.
This set of four 1920s oak dining chairs leaves nothing to be desired.
16 w x 19 d x 32 t with 18 seat height
$395
The kind of chairs that invite deep talks and cathartic releases. I’m not crying; it’s just been raining on my face.
This set of four 1980s modern dining chairs comes with the original striped fabric.
20 w x 22 d x 32 t with 18 seat height
$595
Pulled straight from a French country dream—and built to survive a few more centuries.
With graceful oak frames, carved backs, and rush seats full of charm, we’re the kind of chairs that turn everyday meals into long, lingering affairs. Rustic, refined, and ready to offer support at your next gathering.
$595.
18 x 18 x 38 t with 18 seat height
Born in North Carolina and raised with good manners, I bring Southern charm with a sculptural twist. My high, flared back says elegance, my sturdy metal frame says durability, and my peachy upholstery? Well, that’s just hospitality in fabric form. Pull me up to the table and let’s make every meal feel like Sunday supper.
19 w x 20 d x 40 t with 18 seat height
$395 set of four
When does the iconic Greek Key design date back to? Around 700 BC. Since then it has been a consistent motif in everything from architecture to furniture.
This set of four mid-century dining chairs features a Greek key design, $495.
20 w x 20 d x 32 t with 18 seat height.
Rush seats offer a natural and rustic aesthetic while providing comfortable, breathable seating due to their woven plant fiber construction. They are durable, environmentally friendly choices that complement traditional decor styles. No need to eat in a rush though, these seats encourage a slow indulgence.
This set of six farmhouse dining chairs with rush seats was handcrafted in Italy for Pottery Barn, $495.
19.5 w x 19 d x 37 t
Overheard at a dinner party in 1920: "Have you heard about the latest fashions from Paris? The flapper style is all the rage this season, with its daring hemlines, bobbed haircuts, and beaded dresses. It’s such a departure from the conservative Victorian era, don’t you think?"
Overheard at a dinner party in 2024: “I've been trying to support more sustainable brands and invest in pieces that last longer. Have you found any brands or practices that are making strides in promoting ethical fashion?"
This set of 6 antique dining chairs c. 1920 features original leather seat covers, $495.
18 w x 18 d x 40 t with 18 seat height
You may be an appreciator of the Victorian-era aesthetic but be thankful that jellied eel is no longer on the menu. This dish consisted of chopped eels boiled in spiced stock and then allowed to cool, forming a jelly-like consistency due to the natural gelatin in the eel. It was a common and inexpensive food in London, particularly among the working class.
This set of four Antique dining chairs exude an Eastlake Victorian style, minus the jellied eel, $595.
20 w x 21 d x 38 t with 17 seat height
Whoever cooks gets to choose who gets to sit in the coveted carver chair.
This set of four oak Windsor chairs includes one carver (arm) chair, $395
17 w x 20 dx 38 t with17 seat height
In the past, “rush” seats were typically crafted using grasses indigenous to the region where the chairs were made. Cattails and bulrush were commonly utilized and recognized as "authentic rush."
This set of 4-antique dining chairs has “rush” seats, $495.
17 w x 18 d x 34 t with 18 seat height
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