This distinguished set of eight dining chairs embodies the refined aesthetic of Amsterdam Art Deco, dating from approximately 1930. These chairs originally graced the dining rooms of the renowned Hotel Victoria in Amsterdam, a landmark edifice situated opposite Central Station, lending them a significant historical provenance.
Crafted from a dark-toned wood, likely mahogany or stained beech, the frames exhibit the clean lines and geometric forms characteristic of the period. Each chair features sturdy armrests with gently curved ends, subtly tapered legs, and a comfortable, newly upholstered seat and backrest. The light, textured fabric, secured with individual brass nailhead trim, provides a pleasing contrast to the rich wood, enhancing their elegant appearance.
The set has undergone a comprehensive restoration, ensuring both structural integrity and aesthetic freshness while preserving their original character. The new upholstery presents these chairs in an exemplary condition, ready to complement a contemporary interior seeking a touch of historical elegance and comfort.
Details:
- Origin: Hotel Victoria, Amsterdam
- Period: Amsterdam Art Deco, circa 1930
- Material: Dark-toned wood (likely mahogany/stained beech), newly upholstered fabric, brass nailhead trim
- Condition: Expertly restored, new upholstery
- Set: Eight dining chairs
Dining Chairs, Amsterdam Art Deco, circa 1930
- Of the PeriodArt DecoPlace of OriginNetherlandsDate of Manufacturecirca 1930Period1920-1929Materials and TechniquesHand-CraftedBeech,Hand-CraftedPalisanderConditionGood. Upholstery is basic.WearWear consistent with age and useDimensions32.28 in.Hx23.23 in.Wx19.68 in.D82 cmHx59 cmWx50 cmDSeat Height19.29 in. (49 cm)DealerJan de Raad / COLLECTABLES / 's-Hertogenbosch, NLNumber of Items8
