Set of 4 Dutch Hague School oak dining chairs, 1925-1935
£2,546.00 GBP
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- Set of 4
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Set of 4 Dutch Hague School oak dining chairs, 1925-1935
£2,546.00
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This set of four dining chairs originates from the Netherlands and dates to the interbellum period, circa 1925–1935. The chairs belong to the tradition of Dutch Hague School furniture, a movement defined by architectural restraint, functional clarity, and an emphasis on honest materials and construction. Crafted in solid oak and finished in a dark stain, the chairs display a sober and rational design language. The rectilinear legs, low stretchers, and ladder-back construction with horizontal rails emphasize structural logic and visual balance. Ornamentation is deliberately absent; instead, the design relies on proportion, material presence, and the inherent strength of the construction. This type of seating was characteristic of progressive Dutch interiors during the interbellum period and was equally suited to institutional contexts such as public buildings, schools, and civic environments. In terms of construction and aesthetic, the chairs relate closely to Dutch furniture production of the 1920s and early 1930s by manufacturers associated with the Hague School, including workshops and factories such as LOV and Pander & Zonen. Both were known for producing robust, well-proportioned oak furniture, ranging from utilitarian institutional pieces to more refined models. The chairs clearly reflect the sober architectural language, material choices, and functional intent seen in this sphere of Dutch interbellum production.
The seats have been later reupholstered in a cream-colored faux leather. The upholstery is neutral and understated, aligning well with the chairs’ restrained and utilitarian character while making them suitable for contemporary use. The chairs form a convincing and well-preserved example of Dutch modernist dining furniture, notable for their architectural restraint and lasting visual presence. The oak frames show minor wear, patina, and surface marks consistent with age and use. The seats have been later reupholstered and are in very good condition. Structurally sound and ready for use.
Dining Chairs
Belgium
1920-1929
Art Deco
Very Good
Width: 45 cm (17.7 in)
Height: 86 cm (33.9 in)
Length: 48 cm (18.9 in)
Weight: 50 kg (110.2 lb)
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