Vintage Pine Dining Chairs by Hirtshals Savvaerk for Rainer Daumiller, 1970s, Set of 4

Description

These 1970s dining chairs are made of solid pine and are attributed to designer Rainer Daumiller, manufactured by Hirtshals Savaerk. … more These 1970s dining chairs are made of solid pine and are attributed to designer Rainer Daumiller, manufactured by Hirtshals Savaerk. The chairs embody the rustic, natural style of Scandinavian modernism and are characterized by their robust construction and organic aesthetics.

The seats, backrests and armrests are ergonomically shaped, which ensures a high level of seating comfort. The wood has developed a beautiful, warm patina that gives the room a cozy atmosphere. The characteristic, natural grain of the pine wood is clearly visible and underlines the authentic, handcrafted character of these chairs.

The solid round wood legs and armrests ensure stability and at the same time give the chairs a sculptural presence. These chairs are not only functional, but also design objects that reflect the rustic charm and high quality of Danish craftsmanship. They go perfectly with a dining table in Scandinavian, modern or vintage style and bring a piece of design history into your home.

Condition: The pinewood dining room chairs from Hirtshals Savvaerk, attributed to Rainer Daumiller, are in a well-kept vintage condition with typical signs of wear that correspond to the age of the chairs and underline their authentic character. The wood shows a beautiful, even patina that has developed over the years and gives the piece of furniture additional charm.

There are hardly any scratches, dents or color changes, but these are normal signs of age and preserve the originality and history of the chairs. The structure of the wood and the joints are stable and intact, so the chairs continue to be functional and have no stability defects.

Dimensions: L52 x W45 x H76.5cm
Seat height: 45cm
Armrest height: 64cm I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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