Viennese armchair, bent beech, circa 1930

Viennese bistro chair in bentwood & caning – circa 1930. Description. A timeless icon of European furniture, this elegant Viennese bistro chair from the 1930s embodies the craftsmanship of bentwood. Its fluid and airy silhouette, characterised by its sculptural backrest with organic curves and central medallion, makes it a piece that is both graphic and warm. The original caning, delicately patinated, adds a natural and authentic texture, perfectly in tune with its age. The wood, in a beautiful deep brown hue, reveals a rich and vibrant patina, a testament to its history and use. Every detail—from the curved lines to the joinery—reflects the functional elegance typical of Viennese productions from the early 20th century. ⸻ 🪑 Features. Period: circa 1930. Origin: Central Europe (Thonet style) Materials: bentwood, natural caning. Colour: patinated dark brown. Height: approx. 85–90 cm. Seat height: approx. 45 cm. Condition: very good vintage condition, with slight signs of wear consistent with age. Caning: original, in good condition. Why we love it. Iconic and timeless piece. Perfect for a dining room, a chic bistro, or a wabi-sabi interior. Pairs well with both contemporary and vintage styles. Lightweight, sturdy, and timeless.