A set of four mid-century dining chairs constructed from a medium-toned hardwood with a teak-coloured finish. The chairs feature a ladder-back design comprising three horizontal slats, with the lower two slats formed from a single shaped piece of timber featuring two distinctive oval cut-outs. The frames are supported by tapered legs and straight side stretchers. Each chair is fitted with a drop-in seat upholstered in a dark brown faux-leather vinyl. The construction involves plywood seat bases and visible metal bolt covers on the side rails, indicative of a knock-down assembly. No maker’s marks, stamps, or labels are present, and the set is attributed to the mid-century modern style of the 1960s or 1970s, characteristic of British furniture production of the period.
Condition report:
The set is in good, stable condition. The wooden frames exhibit general surface wear consistent with age and use, including minor scuffs, light scratches, and thinning of the finish, particularly on the feet and top rails. The vinyl upholstery is intact throughout and shows only minor surface marks and light dust. One chair retains a small white rectangular adhesive label on the top rail.
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