Set of 2 German Chippendale Cane Armchairs by Adolf Wrenger

This elegant set of 2 vintage Chippendale cane armchairs was produced in Germany in the 1960s by Adolf Wrenger, Lemgo. The chairs represent a refined example of mid-20th-century German salon furniture, combining decorative craftsmanship, graceful proportions and a warm traditional character. The armchairs feature a beautifully shaped polished wooden frame with curved armrests, cabriole-style legs and decorative cane panels on the sides and back. This woven rattan detail gives the chairs an elegant, airy appearance while highlighting the craftsmanship of the wooden construction. The loose seat and back cushions are upholstered in a floral tapestry-style fabric with soft tones of cream, green, ochre, rust and muted blue. Decorative piping and trim around the cushions add a refined finishing detail and beautifully complement the warm wood and cane structure. The removable cushions reveal a traditional support system with strong textile webbing straps, designed to provide comfortable and flexible seating. The cane panels appear well preserved, which is an important detail for this type of vintage furniture. This pair works beautifully as statement armchairs for a living room, reading corner, bedroom, hallway or classic interior setting. With their combination of carved wood, woven cane and floral upholstery, they bring a timeless German Chippendale character into both traditional and eclectic interiors. Features. Type: Set of 2 cane armchairs / salon armchairs. Manufacturer: Adolf Wrenger, Lemgo. Origin: Germany. Period: 1960s. Style: Chippendale / Chippendale Revival. Materials: Polished wooden frame, cane panels, upholstered cushions. Upholstery: Floral tapestry-style fabric with decorative trim. Details: Cane side and back panels, curved wooden arms, cabriole-style legs, loose cushions. Construction: Removable cushions with textile webbing support. Condition: Very good vintage condition with natural signs of age and use.