


These folk art chairs, made of dark hardwood, date from the 19th century. Each backrest has a distinctive shape and/or ornament. It is evident throughout that the legs are mortised and the backrests are tenoned. Two of the backrests have grip holes, while the other two feature inner and outer contours. Each folk art chair is one-of-a-kind and has its own character. Whether used as a chair at the dining table, as an eye-catcher in the room, or as a “nightstand” next to the bed, wherever they are placed, they highlight the individuality of your home.