Dutch Art Deco chair 1920s

Dutch Art Deco dining armchair in the style of the Hague School, dating from around 1930 and made of oak with a dark brown leather seat. Generously sized for a dining chair, the design features strong straight lines, subtly stepped wooden elements, and an open back with two vertical panels. Slightly splayed uprights, profiled armrests, and small darker accents at the feet add refinement to the geometric construction without making the chair feel heavy. The seat was reupholstered in genuine leather at some point in the past; the leather has since developed a rich patina that complements the warm tone of the oak. In good vintage condition with signs of use and patina consistent with age. Two available. Price per piece.