This Hague School-style dining set dates from the 1930s and embodies the robust, geometric design characteristic of this movement. The set consists of an extendable dining table and six chairs, two of which have armrests, creating a complete and versatile arrangement. The furniture is crafted from solid oak, a material known for its durability and distinctive grain. The table features two extension panels of 48 centimeters each, allowing the length to vary from 126 to 222 centimeters. The chairs are upholstered in brown leather, creating a warm contrast with the wood. The clean lines and absence of superfluous ornamentation emphasize the functionalist approach of the design. The set is in a condition commensurate with its age and use, retaining its structural integrity and original character. The wood has developed a natural patina over the years, and the leather displays the authentic signs of a long life. This dining set is perfectly suited to an interior that appreciates historical design elements, such as a classic or eclectic dining room. The combination of oak and leather offers a timeless base that pairs well with both vintage and contemporary accents.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialLeather, WoodNumber of items7Height76 cmWidth95 cmDepth126 cmSigns of usageScratches, Stains, Wrinkles