Pair of Colonial Art Deco Carved Wood Armchairs, Algeria, 1930

Pair of french algerian carved wood art deco colonial armchairs, circa 1930 we are delighted to present this elegant pair of art deco colonial armchairs, made from carved wood and decorated with berber motifs. These remarkable pieces, dating from the 1930s, are a testament to the refinement of decorative art applied to colonial-style furniture under french rule in north africa, particularly in algeria. Each armchair is a work of art, crafted from stained beech wood, with carved motifs that evoke the richness of berber traditions. The overall form is inspired by the productions of francis jourdain, a great name in art deco, and could have come from the famous ateliers du minaret or the galeries barbès, which marked this period. Although they show some signs of wear on the seat covers, these pieces are in good overall condition and retain a timeless elegance that will enhance any refined interior. Dimensions: height: 82 cm seat height: 36 cm depth: 65 cm width: 63 cm this pair of armchairs embodies the unique charm of art deco colonial and represents a valuable addition to any collection of quality antiques.