Description
A set of four French wrought-iron garden seats from the mid 20th century, likely 1940s to 1950s, comprising two armchairs and two side chairs. The lively silhouette is defined by hand-formed volutes to the backs and arms, round perforated seats, and serpentine legs, all in a cheerful red paint. The surfaces show a layered patina with scattered paint losses and areas of oxidation consistent with outdoor use, with tones shifting from bright red to softer coral hues through years of exposure. The generous gauge of the iron speaks to quality materials and honest workmanship, typical of earlier examples which were made heavier and more robust.Reflecting the convivial spirit of mid-century French terrace furniture, this ensemble captures the easy elegance of outdoor living.
Equally at home on a gravel patio, in a sunroom, or at a breakfast nook, these charming chairs bring a lyrical Provençal note of color and silhouette. Pair them with a stone or mosaic-topped table, mix with terracotta jars and a green glass demijohn for texture, or let the red enamel sing against pale limestone and weathered zinc for an effortless garden-to-interior dialogue.
Condition and patina consistent with age.
Each meaasures approx. 36¼” high x 23¾” wide x 20½” deep. Seat is 17¼” high
Each meaasures approx. 92cm high x 60cm wide x 52cm deep. Seat is 44cm high
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