Set of 6, 19th Century Simulated Bamboo Original Paint Primitive Dining Chairs

Description

This set of six 19th-century simulated bamboo dining chairs is a rare and charming example of primitive furniture design, likely … more This set of six 19th-century simulated bamboo dining chairs is a rare and charming example of primitive furniture design, likely American in origin. Each chair features the original paint, beautifully worn to reveal its age and history. The simulated bamboo construction showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of the period, with each chair displaying a unique, hand-crafted quality. The chairs feature rush seats that are remarkably sturdy and a Regency-style back, adding to their elegant yet rustic appeal.

Simulated bamboo furniture became popular in the 19th century as part of the broader fascination with exotic styles and materials. These chairs reflect the era's interest in incorporating elements of nature and the exotic into everyday furnishings. The use of simulated bamboo was not only an artistic choice but also a practical one, allowing for the creation of durable yet lightweight furniture.

Measurements:
33.125" h (Back) 17.25" w, 19.25" d (foot to foot)
17.75" h (Seat)
27.25" h (Arm)

Condition:
The chairs are in overall great antique condition, with the original paint well-preserved and exhibiting a charming patina. The sturdy rush seats and solid construction ensure their continued functionality, while the wear and aging of the paint add to their authenticity and character. One side chair has a missing ball to the lower apron, we are willing to replace if you inquire. less