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When you invest in antique and vintage pieces rescued and restored by Caning Canada, you invest in their past and future.
Unique marks, wear, and imperfections enhance their interest and appeal.
Protect our environment while showcasing your unique character with a complete dining set or accent chair.
All the chairs designed and produced by J.L. Moller Modelfabrik are crafted using old craft traditions, not an assembly line. Coupled with the artistry entwined in a woven seat of a chair, this set is worthy of appreciation.
Bring tactile texture and the timeless nature of natural materials into your space with this
stunning set of six Moller 71s designed in 1951 by N.O. Moller is next up in the restoration lineup at Caning Canada.
The sleek grains within the Brazilian rosewood are set off by the sexiness of the black Danish cord. The cord is a beautiful yet practical material choice for anyone looking for a family-friendly or party-friendly investment set.
Statement pieces like this set are vital to your personal and unique home design.
What a stunning set of four Moller 79s designed in 1966 by N.O. Moller.
Party and kid-friendly with freshly woven black Danish cord.
Set of 8 Danish Modern Rosewood Ladder Back Dining Chairs
by Svegards, Sweden
Set of 8 Danish Modern Rosewood Ladder Back Dining Chairs
by Svegards, Sweden
Both visually stunning and highly practical, this investment set of eight Swedish rosewood chairs is a rare find.
Dimensions:
Height: 37.75 in (95.89 cm)
Width: 17.75 in (45.09 cm)
Depth: 20.5 in (52.07 cm)
Seat Height: 17.5 in (44.45 cm)
Set of Seven Restored Honey Cesca Chairs with New Cane
Set of Seven Restored Honey Cesca Chairs with New Cane
The set includes five side chairs and two armchairs.
Don’t miss this opportunity.
The honey sets are very rare and are a highly desired finish.
Set of Four Restored Vintage Made in Sweden Chairs with Danish Cord Seats
Set of Four Restored Vintage Made in Sweden Chairs with Danish Cord Seats
This beautiful set of four restored vintage made-in-Sweden dining chairs with Danish cord seats makes the perfect statement in your home.
Maker Unknown
These chairs are sturdy with freshly painted black frames and newly woven laced Danish cord seats.
Set of Four John Stene Walnut Dining Chairs
Set of Four John Stene Walnut Dining Chairs
Rescued and restored for you is this beautiful set of four walnut chairs with freshly woven laced Danish cord seats and backrests.
Your very own piece of Canadian history was saved from the landfill by Caning Canada.
Set of 4 Restored Paysanne / Cloverleaf Chairs
Set of 4 Restored Paysanne / Cloverleaf Chairs
The Canadian-made Paysanne chair is a traditional Quebec-style chair, also known as the “cloverleaf” chair. These chairs are extremely sturdy while being elegant, making a statement at the table in your home or cottage.
Screaming out for a kitchen party or a get-together around the firepit. Our Cloverleaf chairs have come out unblemished after the roll test at more than one campfire. Now that's Canadian-made sturdy.
Ready for your home with freshly woven Danish cord seats.
Four Gio Ponti Style Ladderback Chairs
Four Gio Ponti Style Ladderback Chairs
Caning Canada has a set of four vintage Gio Ponti-style ladderback chairs.
Painted a soft and warm sage green or elegant black to compliment the tones of the freshly woven seagrass seats.
This ladder-back Danish midcentury modern side chair in rare Brazilian rosewood is in impeccable condition with a freshly woven Danish cord seat.
This chair is a stamped Model No 85 Chair by Niels Otto Moller for manufacturer J.L. Moller, 1981.
Restored Pia Teak Dining Chair with Laced Danish Cord
Restored Pia Teak Dining Chair with Laced Danish Cord
Poul Cadovius designed the PIA Dining Chair for Royal Persiennen in 1958 and launched the chair in 1959.
We have two that we are selling individually.
He wanted to create a chair in the spirit of the time, inspired by other design chairs of the fifties, but lighter and more "petite," both in physical weight and design expression. The chair design has a "less is more" concept, focusing on the least possible material consumption while maintaining a high level of detail and excellent comfort.
Chair Number 361 was designed by Poul Volther, produced by Frem Rojle in Denmark, and manufactured in the 1960s.
Poul M. Volther loved the simple manufacture of fine materials.
Vintage Teak Chair - $395
Vintage Teak Chair - $395
This well-built teak chair has been restored, including a freshly woven Danish cord seat.
It has no Marker marks or stamps however I've seen it identified as the Moller Chair 71 or an Arne Hovmand, of which it is neither.
The unique curves on the backrest and seat make it a perfect accent chair.
Mid Century Modern Rope Chair restored with soft sage green to set off the character of the laced Danish cord.
This timeless, versatile Danish-style chair is perfect for extra seating, to use in a small living space, to bring along on a picnic, to sit peacefully sipping some tea or wine for a pick-me-up, or to lose yourself underneath a tree in the breeze.
Antique Handwoven Cane Chair
Antique Handwoven Cane Chair
This petite antique handwoven cane chair brings a generous amount of charm with its ornate design.
Practical, lightweight and organic, this chair is sure to make an impact in your home, offering an airy feeling along with its rich history.
Celebrate the hand of the maker and the beauty found in imperfection with this beautiful antique chair that offers deep roots in natural materials, craftsmanship, and authenticity.
Hand-Caned Bistro Chairs
Hand-Caned Bistro Chairs
Bistro chairs demand attention.
Bistro chairs provide the framework for kitchen social gatherings, and whether you want to sit around the table and laugh with friends or quietly sip a cuppa, the design is lightweight and moveable while remaining sturdy and comfortable.
Bistro chairs, sometimes referred to as French café chairs, are a big hit in the design world. The chairs that decorate the cobblestone sidewalks of Paris are now inside our homes to add a flare and fun inside our kitchens and dining rooms.
Perfect as a stand-alone accent chair for your desk, sitting table, or entryway.
This vintage child's rocking chair has been fully restored and painted a playful sage green.
It's simply adorable.
The rocking chair we offer is a reproduction of an amazing timeless design.
The Gebrüder Thonet company was founded in 1819 by Michael Thonet to produce his chairs using a unique process of bending wood ("bentwood") that he designed.
The company is still in business today, run by the fifth generation of Thonet's, with headquarters in Frankenberg, Germany. The Thonet company is still best known for its bentwood caned rocking chairs, the first of which appeared in 1860. These have remained remarkably consistent in style since their first appearance, as there is no reason to change such a remarkable design.
Rocking chairs are often seen as a place of nurturing, as the gentle rocking motion soothes infants and sends them off to sleep. They don't just soothe infants; they soothe everyone.
Wegner Style Wishbone Chairs
Wegner Style Wishbone Chairs
I can't get over how complementary the cream colour of the paper cord is against the warm and calming effect of the sage green paint.
We have three sturdy Wegner-style Wishbone chairs, so if you're interested in one in a different colour, just let me know. They can be woven in cream paper cord or light brown paper cord, or if seagrass suits your decor, we can do that too.