Chair - Oak - Pair of turned-wood chairs with straw.
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Pair of vintage Brutalist turned-wood chairs with a natural straw seat, designed in France around 1940–1950 by Charles Dudouyt, in oak wood with brown and beige tones, dimensions 87 cm high by 40 cm wide and 40 cm deep, in excellent condition with only minor signs of wear.
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Pair of Brutalist Turned Wood and Straw Chairs – Charles Dudouyt Style, France (c. 1940)
Splendid pair of rustic-modernist chairs from the mid-20th century (circa 1940-1950), perfectly aligned with the French Brutalist movement. Their natural light hardwood turned structure is distinguished by geometric ringed columns and spherical finials characteristic of Charles Dudouyt's style.
The seat features a traditional natural cane weaving in a very dense checkerboard pattern. With their architectural lines and timeless look, these chairs will fit just as well in a chic country interior as in a modern, minimalist space.
Origin: France
Era: c. 1940 - 1950
Materials: Solid wood (beech or oak) and natural rye straw
Dimensions: Height 87 cm | Width 40 cm | Depth 40 cm
Condition: Very good overall. The wooden structures are perfectly stable and robust. The original caning is healthy and well tensioned. There are light signs of use and discreet surface scratches that attest to their authenticity and add to their patina (see photos).
Pair of Brutalist Turned Wood and Straw Chairs – Charles Dudouyt Style, France (c. 1940)
Splendid pair of rustic-modernist chairs from the mid-20th century (circa 1940-1950), perfectly aligned with the French Brutalist movement. Their natural light hardwood turned structure is distinguished by geometric ringed columns and spherical finials characteristic of Charles Dudouyt's style.
The seat features a traditional natural cane weaving in a very dense checkerboard pattern. With their architectural lines and timeless look, these chairs will fit just as well in a chic country interior as in a modern, minimalist space.
Origin: France
Era: c. 1940 - 1950
Materials: Solid wood (beech or oak) and natural rye straw
Dimensions: Height 87 cm | Width 40 cm | Depth 40 cm
Condition: Very good overall. The wooden structures are perfectly stable and robust. The original caning is healthy and well tensioned. There are light signs of use and discreet surface scratches that attest to their authenticity and add to their patina (see photos).
Details
Era
1900-2000
Wood type
Oak
Title additional information
Pair of turned-wood chairs with straw.
Country of origin
France
Material
Rattan, Wood
Style
Vintage
Colour
Beige, Brown
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
87 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
40 cm
Diameter
40 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
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