Pair of Oak Art Deco Amsterdam School Dining Chairs 1920s

This pair of custom-made art deco dining chairs, crafted in the netherlands in the 1920s, showcases the bold and sculptural style of the amsterdam school movement. Made from solid oak, each chair features a woven cane seat and refined coromandel accents. These chairs were not mass-produced but exclusively made on request, highlighting their unique craftsmanship and individuality. A rare and stylish addition to any interior, reflecting the artistry and quality of early 20th-century dutch design. The amsterdam school is a style of architecture that manifested itself between 1910 and 1940 in the netherlands which pursued functionality, purity and simplicity. This style is characterized by unusual shapes and decorative elements, making this architectural style expressionist. Object: pair of chairs. Style: art deco, amsterdamse school. Period: 1920-1930. Country of origin: the netherlands. Condition: good. Wear consistent with age and use, showing minor signs of aging. The chairs are solid and sturdy. Material: oak, cane. Colour: brown. Dimensions in inches: height: 37 in. Width: 17 in. Depth: 16 in. Seat height: 19 in. Dimensions in cm: height: 94 cm. Width: 44 cm. Depth: 40 cm. Seat height: 47 cm. Weight: 6 kg each.