Chair (2) - Oak - Henry II oak

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Pair of antique oak chairs in the Henri II Neo‑Renaissance style, dating to circa 1880–1920, from France, with caned seats and carved backs, in excellent condition with minor signs of wear.

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Pair of antique wooden chairs with caning – Henri II style
Beautiful pair of chairs with backs adorned with turned spindles, moldings and carved motifs.
Their caned seats have a golden tint, paired with the brown patina of the wood.

Estimated era: late 19th – early 20th century.
Estimated period: 1880–1920.
Style: Henri II, Neo-Renaissance.
Materials: solid wood and rattan caning.
Wood: oak
Color: patinated brown and natural golden caning.

Dimensions of each chair:
Height: 92 cm.
Length: 42 cm.
Width: 40 cm.

Condition: signs of wear, scratches and variations in patina visible on the wood.
The photographs allow assessment of the details and the condition of the caning.

Seller's Story

Welcome to my professional profile! I am Élodie, passionate about the world of flea markets, vintage objects, and accessible luxury. As a professional seller of vintage items, I specialize in selecting authentic, rare, high-quality pieces, ranging from designer clothing to collectible objects such as sculptures, vases, furniture, and much more. Each piece I offer is carefully chosen for its provenance, authenticity, and impeccable condition. My objective: to offer my clients a quality shopping experience, enabling them to acquire unique items at attractive prices. I am committed to providing detailed descriptions, professional photos, and precise measurements so you can shop with complete confidence.
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Pair of antique wooden chairs with caning – Henri II style
Beautiful pair of chairs with backs adorned with turned spindles, moldings and carved motifs.
Their caned seats have a golden tint, paired with the brown patina of the wood.

Estimated era: late 19th – early 20th century.
Estimated period: 1880–1920.
Style: Henri II, Neo-Renaissance.
Materials: solid wood and rattan caning.
Wood: oak
Color: patinated brown and natural golden caning.

Dimensions of each chair:
Height: 92 cm.
Length: 42 cm.
Width: 40 cm.

Condition: signs of wear, scratches and variations in patina visible on the wood.
The photographs allow assessment of the details and the condition of the caning.

Seller's Story

Welcome to my professional profile! I am Élodie, passionate about the world of flea markets, vintage objects, and accessible luxury. As a professional seller of vintage items, I specialize in selecting authentic, rare, high-quality pieces, ranging from designer clothing to collectible objects such as sculptures, vases, furniture, and much more. Each piece I offer is carefully chosen for its provenance, authenticity, and impeccable condition. My objective: to offer my clients a quality shopping experience, enabling them to acquire unique items at attractive prices. I am committed to providing detailed descriptions, professional photos, and precise measurements so you can shop with complete confidence.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
6 kg
Style subtype
Renaissance
Wood type
Oak
Title additional information
Henry II oak
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
92 cm
Width
42 cm
Depth
40 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Sold by
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Objects sold
93.88%
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