Spindle panel with spherical elements forming the side structure of an early 20th-century settee
Antique asymmetrical settee with carved wood frame, spindle side panel, and geometric woven upholstery in neutral tones
Textured woven upholstery with tonal variation in taupe, charcoal, and muted metallic threads
Scrolled arm detail with carved geometric motifs and visible joinery on antique asymmetrical settee
Carved crest rail and geometric relief detailing on antique settee in dark wood finish
Turned leg with caster and block joinery supporting antique asymmetrical seating form
Spindle panel with spherical elements forming the side structure of an early 20th-century settee
Antique asymmetrical settee with carved wood frame, spindle side panel, and geometric woven upholstery in neutral tones
Textured woven upholstery with tonal variation in taupe, charcoal, and muted metallic threads
Scrolled arm detail with carved geometric motifs and visible joinery on antique asymmetrical settee
Carved crest rail and geometric relief detailing on antique settee in dark wood finish
Turned leg with caster and block joinery supporting antique asymmetrical seating form

The Vantelle Settee | Antique Asymmetrical Settee

$7,300.00

An early 20th-century settee defined by an asymmetrical form with a single arm on the right when seated. Settees of this type were produced for interior use where seating organized movement within a space rather than anchoring a fixed position.

The frame is constructed in carved hardwood and articulated through a crest rail, turned finials, and a spindle panel at one side. The open structure allows negative space to register across the form, while turned legs terminating in original casters support movement without altering alignment. The proportions favor breadth and horizontal stability.

The internal materials remain original, including a seat depression formed through prolonged use. The surface was lightly refinished to clarify tone while preserving variation and visible wear. No changes were made to the structure or proportions.

Placed in an entry, passage, or at the foot of a bed, the settee operates through position and orientation within the room.

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An early 20th-century settee defined by an asymmetrical form with a single arm on the right when seated. Settees of this type were produced for interior use where seating organized movement within a space rather than anchoring a fixed position.

The frame is constructed in carved hardwood and articulated through a crest rail, turned finials, and a spindle panel at one side. The open structure allows negative space to register across the form, while turned legs terminating in original casters support movement without altering alignment. The proportions favor breadth and horizontal stability.

The internal materials remain original, including a seat depression formed through prolonged use. The surface was lightly refinished to clarify tone while preserving variation and visible wear. No changes were made to the structure or proportions.

Placed in an entry, passage, or at the foot of a bed, the settee operates through position and orientation within the room.

Shipping Estimate

  • Designer Black Edition
    Pattern Tiano Gunmetal
    Origin United Kingdom

    Decorative weave velvet executed in layered tones of charcoal, slate, bronze, and softened metallics. Depth is achieved through tonal variation rather than contrast, allowing the surface to read as continuous. The pile carries a controlled luster that responds to light without gloss.

    Design Style
    Geometric

    Fabric Type
    Decorative weave velvet

    Composition
    58 percent polyester, 42 percent viscose
    Pile, 100 percent viscose

    Application
    Suitable for high-use upholstery, including everyday seating; Martindale 40,000 rubs.

    Environmental Certifications
    Oeko-Tex 100 certified
    REACH compliant
    PFAS free

  • 36 W × 21 D × 36 H in
    17 ½ in seat height