Exceptional pair of antique oak chairs with caned back & brass handles – ca. 1900–1920 Exceptional and elegant pair of antique oak chairs, dating from circa 1900–1920, featuring hand-woven cane back panels and rare original brass carrying handles mounted on the top rail. The chairs are crafted from solid oak and display refined period details such as turned spindles beneath the backrest, carved finials, and beautifully proportioned legs. The presence of brass handles is a distinctive and uncommon feature, typically found on higher-quality seating from the late 19th and early 20th century. The seats are upholstered in dark leather (or leather-like material), secured with decorative brass studs, and remain comfortable and firm. Style & origin Late 19th / early 20th century Transitional Historicist / early Arts & Crafts influence Likely Western Europe (Netherlands, Belgium or Northern France) Condition Structurally solid and stable Cane work intact and in good condition Original patina to wood and brass fittings Minor wear consistent with age and use No major restorations or damage observed Dimensions (approx.) Height: 90 cm Seat height: 46 cm Width: 43 cm Depth: 45 cm A decorative yet functional pair, suitable for a classic interior, library, hallway or bedroom. Highly attractive to collectors and interior designers alike.