Pair of Oak Art Deco “Haagse School” Chair By H. Fels For L.O.V. Oosterbeek

This pair of high-quality oak art deco chairs, designed by h. Fels for l.o.v. Oosterbeek in the 1920s, reflects the distinct style of the haagse school. The beautifully detailed chairs are marked, showcasing their authenticity and craftsmanship. Made from sturdy oak, they feature elegant black accents and have been reupholstered in a black rib fabric, maintaining both their original charm and modern appeal. A refined addition to any interior, these chairs combine timeless design with exceptional durability. Lov oosterbeek. In 1910, gerrit pelt founded the n.v. Oosterbeeksche furniture factory “labor omnia vincit”. The factory aimed to make functional and durable handcrafted furniture to elevate the working class. The company provided for worker participation and numerous social provisions for the employees. The colleagues were the amsterdam and haagse school furniture makers. Object: 2 chairs. Designer: henk fels for l.o.v. Oosterbeek. Marked: meubelfabriek lov oosterbeek. Style: art deco. 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. A very small colour difference in the wood. Material: oak, fabric. Colour: brown, black. Dimensions in inches: length: 17 in. Width: 18 in. Height: 33 in. Seat height: 20 in. Dimensions in cm: width: 46 cm. Height: 84 cm. Depth: 45 cm. Seat height: 50 cm. Weight: 8 kg each.