Image 1 of Set of 3 Vintage “T” Dining Chairs by Aranjou, France (c.1960s) – Stained Elm, Brutalist Sculptural
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Set of 3 Vintage “T” Dining Chairs by Aranjou, France (c.1960s) – Stained Elm, Brutalist Sculptural

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A rare set of 3 vintage Aranjou “T” chairs, bold, minimal, and quietly sculptural. Made in France around the 1960s, these chairs are known for their hand-carved character, thick solid wood construction, and the instantly recognisable T-shaped backrest that gives the design its strong architectural silhouette. Collectors often connect this model to the wider brutalist / rustic-modern movement of the period and produced by Aranjou in France. They work beautifully as a dining set, but also as statement chairs in an entry, bedroom, or studio, especially in interiors that lean mid-century, wabi-sabi, Japandi, or brutalist. Details Maker/manufacturer: Aranjou (France) Period: circa 1960s Fundamente Material: stained elm (dark finish) Quantity: set of 3 Dimensions: 41 W x 44 D x 81 H cm Seat height: 45 cm Seat depth: 31 cm Condition Good vintage condition with honest wear consistent with age: light surface marks, small signs of use, and a warm patina that suits the character of the wood. Structurally solid and ready to use.

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ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height81 cmWidth41 cmDepth44 cmSeat height45 cmSigns of usageDents, Discoloring, Scratches

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Amsterdam, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since February 2023 • 4 sales
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