Antique Set of 4 Oak Barley Twist Chairs with Original Rush Seats – ca. 1880–1910 Offered is a matching set of four antique dining chairs, made of solid oak, featuring the characteristic barley twist (spiral-turned) legs and stretchers. The chairs date from the late 19th to early 20th century and originate from North-Western Europe (likely the Netherlands). The seats are fitted with original hand-woven rush (biezen) in a traditional cross pattern. All four chairs are sturdy, stable and usable, with a warm, natural patina developed over decades of use. The backs show elegant vertical slats with subtle shaping, giving the chairs a refined yet rustic appearance. This type of chair is highly sought after for country houses, period interiors, farmhouse kitchens, and hospitality settings. Condition Good antique condition Normal signs of age and use consistent with period Rush seats intact and firm No structural issues or loose joints observed Material Solid oak Natural rush (biezen) seats Period ca. 1880–1910 Style Barley twist / turned legs Rustic / farmhouse / traditional A decorative and functional set of four antique chairs, increasingly difficult to find in matching condition. Carefully packed for shipping. Shipping or collection possible. Notification: The shipping cost as mentioned are just for 2 chairs. This because the chairs are shipped as 2 packed together. Additional costs for the shipment of the 2 other chairs is for the buyer and should be paid directly to the seller.