A striking pair of hand-carved solid wood rustic chairs, likely Central European, dating to the early 20th century. These sculptural pieces feature deeply carved surfaces, expressive hand-tool marks, and distinctive clover-shaped cut-outs to the backrest and seat ends, giving them a strong Brutalist and Alpine folk character. Constructed from solid wood, the chairs exhibit a bold tripod-style construction and a low seat height. Often referred to as birthing chairs or ceremonial stools in historical context, pieces of this form were used in traditional rural interiors and later appreciated as decorative folk art furniture. Each chair measures 60 cm in width, 47 cm in depth, and 74 cm in height, with a seat height of 35 cm. Both chairs are structurally solid and stable, preserving their authentic rustic character. The rich brown tone and textured surface highlight the craftsmanship and age of the pieces. These chairs are well-suited for rustic, eclectic, or Brutalist interiors. They serve as compelling accent pieces in a living room, hallway, or study, adding historical depth and sculptural interest to the space.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height74 cmWidth60 cmDepth47 cmSeat height30 cmSigns of usageScratches