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1950s Dutch Bobbin Turned Corner Chair with Rush Seat
1950s Dutch Bobbin Turned Corner Chair with Rush Seat
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Dimensions:
28″ H × 16″ W × 26″ D × 14″ SH
Description:
A mid-20th century Dutch corner chair featuring a handwoven rush seat and distinctive bobbin-turned oak frame. The sculptural rhythm of the turned spindles defines the backrest and stretcher base, creating a piece that feels both architectural and quietly playful. Designed to tuck neatly into a corner, its compact footprint makes it especially versatile in smaller interiors.
The chair reflects a broader Northern European tradition of folk craftsmanship reinterpreted in the mid-century period—where simple materials and time-honored forms were refined into highly functional, decorative objects. The warm tone of the oak and the geometric precision of the woven rush seat lend a sense of natural texture and balance.
Suggested Placement:
Ideal for a corner vignette, entryway, or layered into a bedroom or bath as a sculptural accent chair. Ideal paired with a small desk or nightstand. Works especially well in relaxed, textural interiors.
Condition Report:
Excellent vintage condition with minor nicks and scuffs to the frame. Visible wear and slight discoloration to the rush seat consistent with age and use. Structurally sound and presents well.
Location & Shipping:
This piece is located in our Saugerties showroom. Viewing and pickup are available by appointment. Buyer arranges shipping — we're happy to recommend experienced antique shippers upon request.
