These are 2 iconic mid-century Dirk van Sliedregt dining chairs, produced by the renowned Dutch furniture factory Rohé Noordwolde in the 1950s or 60s. Background and Design: Designer Dirk van Sliedregt (1920–2010) was a prominent Dutch interior architect and lecturer at the Rietveld Academy. He is known for his minimalist and functional designs. From 1952, Van Sliedregt began experimenting with the combination of a natural rattan shell and a tubular metal frame. This resulted in a much lighter and more modern construction than traditional, all-rattan chairs. Features: This specific model has a shell made of carefully woven cane and rests on a chrome-plated (or galvanized) metal base with the recognizable slanted legs. Dimensions: Total height: approx. 83 cm Seat height: approx. 44 - 45 cm Width: approx. 44 cm There are signs of wear here and there, particularly on the base. It is rusted in places. This can be treated.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialMetal, RattanNumber of items2Height83 cmWidth44 cmDepth44 cmSeat height44 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring