This bentwood chair from the 1920s–1930s, produced by the Czechoslovakian manufacturer Fischel (David Fischel Söhne), stands as a classic example of Central European furniture design inspired by Thonet. Its construction features expertly steam-bent wood in a deep, warm brown with subtle reddish undertones, finished in a semi-matte sheen. The seat, crafted from light natural cane (rattan), contrasts elegantly with the darker frame and introduces a tactile, airy texture. The backrest is composed of two bent wood elements forming an oval, topped by a gently arched crest rail. Slender, slightly splayed legs are connected by bentwood stretchers that enhance the chair’s stability. The chair remains in very good condition, showing only minor scratches and scuffs typical for its age, with no major damage. The cane seat is intact and well preserved.This chair, true to its prewar café heritage, echoes the vibrant atmosphere of early 20th-century European coffeehouses, where lively discussions and daily rituals unfolded amidst elegantly curved furniture. Its fluid lines and natural materials speak of an era in which craftsmanship and functional beauty were inseparable, while the gentle patina and noble materials allow the chair to tell its own story—of places where time seemed to pause and every gathering was infused with quiet sophistication.The chair could be paired with a
DIMENSION
Height91 cm
Width44 cm
Length55 cm
Dimension details
Length55 cm
Height91 cm
Width44 cm
Weight6 kg
Seat height48 cm
Seat width39 cm
Seat depth42 cm
Back height44 cm
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