French provincial oak chair from Lorraine – late 17th / early 18th century
Antique French provincial oak chair from Lorraine
This characterful French provincial chair in solid oak comes from the Lorraine region and dates from the late 17th to early 18th century. The tall open back, the gently scalloped rails, the solid plank seat and the turned front legs give the chair an almost architectural, graphic presence.
The oak has taken on a soft, warm tone with visible grain, old repairs and small irregularities – traces of centuries of use.
Why we chose this piece
Centuries-old patina and honest craftsmanship: a chair that is as strong as a sculpture as it is as a seat. Three related chairs from the same collection are also available – together they form a coherent but not uniform set.
Style and interior
A beautiful decorative object: in a hallway, beside the bed, in a dressing room or as a sculptural accent in a French, Belgian or wabi-sabi interior.
Dimensions: height 83 cm, width 39 cm, depth 33 cm
Material: solid oak
Period: late 17th – early 18th century
Origin: France, Lorraine
Condition: good for its age, with old repairs, woodworm holes and signs of use that enhance its authentic character
Price:
€ 245
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