Chair - Oak - Dagobert/Savonarola

Beautiful, original Dagobert chair dating from around 1890!

This handmade chair is richly and finely decorated with woodcarving, including lion heads on the armrests and a detailed motif on the backrest.

Made of solid wood, this chair remains sturdy and stable after all these years. Despite its age—more than 125 years old—the chair is surprisingly beautiful.

Dimensions:
width 64 cm
depth 55 cm
height 93 cm
Seat height 38 cm
Seat depth 39 cm
- weight: 8.5 kg

The craftsmanship and graceful shapes make this a real eye-catcher in any interior, whether you prefer classic, antique, or an eclectic mix.

A unique piece of history!

No content provided for translation.

The chair is also known as Savonarola, Dante, or X-frame chair. This type of chair was named Savonarola in the 19th century, after Girolamo Savonarola, an Italian priest who lived in Florence from 1494 to 1498. The design is derived from an ancient Roman 'X'-shaped chair that was popular in medieval Italy. It is one of the oldest forms of chairs or stools, with examples dating back to the 2nd millennium BC.