Chair (2) - Wood

Pair of wooden armchairs made of solid wood, crafted in an early 20th-century classical style. The backs feature slender vertical slats with a gently curved top rail, while the armrests have an elegant, flowing form, characteristic of furniture from the transitional period between late Art Nouveau / Jugendstil and a reinterpretation of the Biedermeier style.

The chairs are constructed from solid wood (likely beech or oak) with a warm brown finish. The seats are upholstered in a dark blue textile fabric with a subtle geometric diamond pattern, suggesting quality craftsmanship and intended use in refined interiors such as salons, offices, or waiting rooms.

Condition: Good to very good vintage condition, with normal signs of age-related wear (wood patina, light surface marks), and no visible structural damage.

Estimated period: circa 1900–1925
Possible origin: Central Europe (Austria / Germany / Bohemia)