Midcentury Modern Chair by Elliots of Newbury in Black Leather and Teak, 1960s

This sculptural mid-century chair was designed and produced by Elliots of Newbury in the 1960s - a British maker known for combining solid craftsmanship with distinctive, modern forms. Made from rich teak wood, the frame has a bold, angular silhouette that sets it apart, while the seat and backrest are upholstered in supple black leather, offering a refined, tailored contrast. The proportions offer a considered balance between comfort and visual interest, making it just as suitable at a desk as it is on its own. In great vintage condition overall, with light signs of age. A rare, design-forward piece with strong lines, quality materials, and plenty of presence.