Set of 6 primitive folk art chairs

These are likely vintage or antique rustic wooden chairs, often described with terms like "Primitive" or "Brutalist", reflecting a simple, handcrafted aesthetic. They are commonly made of pine or oak and feature a design with dowel-style legs and a slab seat and backrest. Key Characteristics. Design: The chairs feature a very straightforward and sturdy construction, often associated with a folk art or a mid-century modern "Brutalist" style that emphasizes raw materials and simple forms. Materials: They are typically crafted from solid wood, such as pine or oak, with visible joinery like mortise-and-tenon. Origin/Period: Similar pieces have been found originating from France, Sweden, and Belgium, with production periods spanning from the 18th century into the mid-20th century. Variations: Some versions of these chairs are known to be attributed to specific designers or manufacturers, such as those by Mobichalet in Belgium or attributed to Jean Touret in France.