Product name Early 20th Century Rustic Leather and Oak Slipper Chair This compact chair combines a solid oak frame with a handwoven leather seat and backrest, creating a low, sculptural seating form with strong material presence. The woven leather surface and visible patina indicate long-term use and traditional craftsmanship rather than decorative reproduction. Year of manufacture Circa 1920–1950 Style and use Rustic furniture Slipper chair or occasional chair Materials and construction Solid oak frame Vegetable-tanned leather strips, handwoven Decorative metal studs securing the leather to the frame Traditional joinery with visible tool marks Condition Structurally sound and stable Leather shows surface wear, dryness, discoloration, and natural cracking consistent with age Minor losses and fraying at the leather edges Wood frame shows wear, scratches, and patina from use No modern restoration or replacement elements observed Value considerations Early 20th century leather-and-wood seating furniture is valued for its honest construction, tactile materials, and authentic aging. The use of woven leather rather than upholstered padding, combined with a solid oak frame, places this chair within a tradition of durable, utilitarian furniture. The preserved original leather and visible patina contribute positively to collector and interior value. Context of production Chairs of this type were produced for domestic and lodge interiors, emphasizing durability and comfort over ornamentation. The woven leather technique allowed flexibility and ventilation, making it suitable for everyday use. Such pieces are now sought after for their material authenticity and compatibility with rustic, industrial, and modern interiors. Dimensions Height 80 cm Width 45 cm Depth 58 cm #artdeco #industrialstyle #vintage #antique #antiques #vintagedecor #homedecor #interiordesign #decor #vintagefinds #vintagestyle #antiquefurniture #retro #interior #idea #leatherchair #oakfurniture #handwovenleather #europeanfurniture #early20thcentury