Set of four original bentwood chairs in the style of Thonet, produced in Central Europe (Austria–Hungary / Germany) around 1890–1915. These chairs are made of steam-bent beechwood, following the classic Viennese bentwood technique that became iconic at the turn of the 19th–20th century. The elegant curved backrests and lightweight yet sturdy construction are characteristic of Thonet and related manufacturers such as Kohn, Fischel or Mundus. Condition • Structurally solid and stable • No visible cracks in the bentwood elements • Visible signs of age and use, consistent with their age Important notice (restoration): • Three chairs have replacement wooden seats (later replacements) • One chair retains a woven cane seat, showing wear and requiring restoration or replacement This has been taken into account in the condition and valuation of the set. Material • Bent beechwood • Wooden seats (3 replaced) • Cane seat (1 original, worn) Period • circa 1900 Style • Viennese bentwood / Thonet style Dimensions (approx.) • Height: 85 cm • Seat height: 46 cm • Width: 40 cm • Depth: 40 cm Notes No visible maker’s mark; therefore attributed as Thonet style rather than a guaranteed Thonet manufacture. ⸻ Summary for buyers An authentic antique set of bentwood chairs, ideal for collectors, interior designers or restoration projects. Honest description with clearly stated replacements.