Pair of rush-seated chairs in cherry wood – late 19th century

These traditional cherry wood chairs, made at the end of the 19th century, charm with the warmth of their patina and the refined simplicity of their lines. Each chair has a sound and perfectly stable structure. The backrest, composed of three slightly curved horizontal rungs, offers a harmonious silhouette typical of French rural productions from this period. The turned legs, connected by stretchers, enhance both the visual balance and the overall sturdiness. The woven straw seat, made from natural fibres, is in very good condition: clean, taut, and comfortable, it adds an authentic touch that perfectly complements the softness of the cherry wood. The overall condition is remarkable, with no looseness or fragility, ready to take its place in a contemporary or traditional interior. With their rustic charm, these chairs will easily find a place in a country kitchen or a living room with a minimalist decor. They embody timeless furniture, where the simplicity of forms meets the artisanal quality of a bygone craftsmanship.