Chair (2) - Oak, straw - Chair, table, for eating





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Pair of Provençal dining chairs from the 1850s–1900 period in oak with original straw seats, featuring hand-carved backs with floral or shell motifs, standing about 93 cm high, 45 cm wide, 37 cm deep with a 47 cm seat height and a total weight of 5 kg, in good condition with age-related wear and stains.
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These nineteenth-century Provençal dining chairs embody the quintessential charm of French rural furniture. Characterized by their hand-carved backs adorned with floral motifs or traditional shells and sturdy turned wooden legs, they exemplify regional craftsmanship designed for both utility and elegance. The presence of original or well-maintained straw seats is a hallmark of this style, valued by collectors for their rustic authenticity and comfort. Their enduring appeal lies in the warm patina of the wood and the timeless provincial aesthetic that harmoniously fits into a range of interior styles, from farmhouse to traditional. Market value is influenced by the condition of the straw seats, the meticulousness of the carving, and the overall structural integrity of the frame.
These nineteenth-century Provençal dining chairs embody the quintessential charm of French rural furniture. Characterized by their hand-carved backs adorned with floral motifs or traditional shells and sturdy turned wooden legs, they exemplify regional craftsmanship designed for both utility and elegance. The presence of original or well-maintained straw seats is a hallmark of this style, valued by collectors for their rustic authenticity and comfort. Their enduring appeal lies in the warm patina of the wood and the timeless provincial aesthetic that harmoniously fits into a range of interior styles, from farmhouse to traditional. Market value is influenced by the condition of the straw seats, the meticulousness of the carving, and the overall structural integrity of the frame.

