Early 20th Century Dutch Corner Chair with Rush Seat

Dimensions:
32″ H × 21″ W × 18″ D
Seat Height: 17″

Description:
An early 20th century Dutch corner chair featuring a distinctive triangular form and handwoven rush seat. Crafted in solid oak with a warm, medium-toned finish, the chair is defined by its turned legs and arms, along with a sculptural spindle back that radiates outward in a fan-like arrangement. The geometry is both practical and quietly architectural, designed to nest neatly into a corner while offering a surprisingly comfortable sit.

The woven rush seat introduces a natural texture that contrasts beautifully with the refined joinery of the frame. Subtle variations in tone and surface lend depth and authenticity, while the overall construction reflects traditional European craftsmanship of the period.

Suggested Placement:
Ideal in a bedroom corner, entryway, or layered into a seating vignette where an unexpected angle adds visual interest.

Condition Report:
Very good antique condition with minor scuffs and surface wear consistent with age and use. Rush seat remains intact and structurally sound with light, even wear.

Location & Shipping:
This item is located in our Saugerties showroom. Viewing and pickup by appointment only. Buyer arranges shipping. A list of recommended shippers is available upon request.
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