Jaloerse Stoel - Chair - Wood, Brass

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This Dutch-design Jaloerse Stoel corner chair, dating from circa 1960–1970, has a wooden frame with brass details and a woven cane seat, and measures 72 cm high, 43 cm wide and 43 cm deep.

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Jaloerse Stoel – Traditional Burgomaster Corner Chair with Cane Seat and Brass Details, circa 1970

A distinctive Jaloerse Stoel, a historically documented furniture type recognised in the collection of the Surinaams Museum and featured in Dutch-language heritage references.

With design origins tracing back to the 18th-century Dutch Burgomaster Chair, example preserves the characteristic corner construction, gracefully curved armrests, carved floral decoration, elegantly turned wooden supports, brass bands, and woven cane seat.

Style and Design: Traditional Jaloerse Stoel with a dark polished wooden frame, distinctive three-sided arrangement, decorative turned stretchers, and warm golden-toned cane weaving. The brass detailing adds an elegant contrast to the rich wood finish.

Condition: Good vintage condition with natural surface patina and gentle signs of age. The cane seat presents neatly, and the wooden frame retains its attractive decorative finish. It will be shipped exactly as shown in the photographs, so please examine all images carefully.

Dimensions:
Overall height: 72 cm
Seat height: 36.5 cm
Width: 43 cm
Depth: 43 cm


Historical References:

Surinaams Erfgoed – Jaloerse Stoel
https://surinaamserfgoed.com/jaloerse-stoel/

Dutch Wikipedia – Jaloerse Stoel
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaloerse_stoel

REF2026102409

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Jaloerse Stoel – Traditional Burgomaster Corner Chair with Cane Seat and Brass Details, circa 1970

A distinctive Jaloerse Stoel, a historically documented furniture type recognised in the collection of the Surinaams Museum and featured in Dutch-language heritage references.

With design origins tracing back to the 18th-century Dutch Burgomaster Chair, example preserves the characteristic corner construction, gracefully curved armrests, carved floral decoration, elegantly turned wooden supports, brass bands, and woven cane seat.

Style and Design: Traditional Jaloerse Stoel with a dark polished wooden frame, distinctive three-sided arrangement, decorative turned stretchers, and warm golden-toned cane weaving. The brass detailing adds an elegant contrast to the rich wood finish.

Condition: Good vintage condition with natural surface patina and gentle signs of age. The cane seat presents neatly, and the wooden frame retains its attractive decorative finish. It will be shipped exactly as shown in the photographs, so please examine all images carefully.

Dimensions:
Overall height: 72 cm
Seat height: 36.5 cm
Width: 43 cm
Depth: 43 cm


Historical References:

Surinaams Erfgoed – Jaloerse Stoel
https://surinaamserfgoed.com/jaloerse-stoel/

Dutch Wikipedia – Jaloerse Stoel
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaloerse_stoel

REF2026102409

Seller's Story

We offer trustworthy items with honest descriptions and prioritize safe delivery.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Dutch design
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Jaloerse Stoel
Material
Brass, Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
72 cm
Width
43 cm
Depth
43 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Seating height
36.5 cm
Sold by
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1898
Objects sold
98.97%
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