Set Of Six Oak Chairs – Circa 1900 – Arts & Crafts Movement

A rare and elegant set of six solid oak chairs, dating from the 1900s, belonging to the Arts & Crafts movement, likely of French origin. These chairs are distinguished by their finely carved, architecturally designed backs, adorned with openwork heart motifs, typical of the Arts & Crafts aesthetic, which emphasizes the naturalness of the material, functionality, and understated yet expressive decoration.

The lines are clean, balanced, and robust, with a beautiful sculptural presence. Traditional oak construction, meticulous joinery, and a warm, aged patina attest to long-standing use without compromising their solidity. The overall effect is harmonious, which is relatively rare for this type of furniture. These chairs would be perfectly at home in a modern interior, a country house, a chalet, or in a decor inspired by the decorative arts of the early 20th century.

Period: circa 1900
Movement: Arts & Crafts
Origin: Likely French
Material: Solid Oak
Condition: Good overall condition, wear and patina consistent with age.
Quantity: 6 chairs.

Dimensions:
Total height: 100 cm,
Seat height: 47 cm,
Width: 39.5 cm,
Depth: 40 cm