Pair of Art Deco style chairs from the 1950s in honey oak and leather.

Pair of vintage Art Deco dining chairs, made of solid oak and leather. The oak has a honey hue, with visible grain and a dry patina. The backrest, curved at the top, features vertical fluting and is sculpted in the center with a bouquet of stylized roses. The seat is upholstered in brown embossed leather with a scale pattern, bordered with upholstery nails. The front legs are tapered and fluted, while the back legs are straight. Made in the 1950s. The stylized roses sculpted in relief, the fluting, and the fluted legs reflect the Art Deco vocabulary of the interwar period, still widely seen in dining room furniture of the 1950s. These chairs can fit around a dining table, in an entryway, a bedroom, or in front of a desk. The sculpted oak and patinated leather can suit a bohemian chic or wabi-sabi decor as well as a more minimalist interior. Dimensions of one chair: Height: 89 cm, seat height: 45 cm, width: 44 cm, depth: 40 cm. Overall good condition, with a marked patina and signs of use on the wood. The leather seats are worn, with lightened areas and a darker halo, but no visible tears. Please feel free to contact me for more information.