Dining Chair Set by Victor Courtray
by Victor Courtray
£32,000
In the 'Neo Basque' style
With six dining chairs and two armchairs
Dark stained oak with openwork (four inter-locking circles) backs and drop-in re-reeded seats
France, circa 1950
The Neo-Basque style emerged in the early to mid 20th Century, blending traditional Basque Folk Art with the clean lines of Art Deco and Brutalism, creating what might be termed a 'Rustic Modern' aesthetic.
Product Description
The Neo - Basque style emerged in the early to mid 20th Century blending traditional Basque Folk Art with the clean lines of Art Deco and Brutalism, creating what might be termed a 'Rustic Modern' aesthetic. Originating in the Basque Country ( an area spanning the border of South Western France and Northern Spain ) it was part of a broader regionalist movement that sought to modernise traditional Basque aesthetics, particularly those of the rural 'baserri' farm houses.
In the 'Neo Basque' style
With six dining chairs and two armchairs.
Dark stained oak with openwork ( four inter - locking circles ) backs and drop - in reeded seats.
Seat height: 46cm
France, circa 1950
In the 'Neo Basque' style
With six dining chairs and two armchairs.
Dark stained oak with openwork ( four inter - locking circles ) backs and drop - in reeded seats.
Seat height: 46cm
France, circa 1950
Code:
11307
Further Information
Details & Dimensions
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H 104cm x W 46cm x D 42cm
H 40.96" x W 18.12" x D 16.54"
H 40.96" x W 18.12" x D 16.54"
