This early 20th-century Polish 'Gondola' chair is an expressive example of revivalist furniture, echoing neoclassical and antique influences. The construction is defined by a fluid, arching line: the seat merges seamlessly with the armrests in a single, sculptural movement, reminiscent of ancient Roman curule or Empire-style ceremonial chairs. Crafted in warm, honey-brown wood, the surface features a primarily matte finish with subtle satin reflections, allowing the grain and natural wood texture to emerge. The chair is devoid of painted accents or extra ornamentation, underscoring its minimalist design. The outward-curving, semicircular legs and horizontal stretchers reinforce stability, while the vertical wooden slats at each armrest establish structural symmetry. The precise joinery is evident at the intersections of the legs and stretchers. The chair displays a gentle, authentic patina with visible age-related marks, minor scratches, and light discoloration—characteristics typical of genuine early 20th-century pieces and free from major damage. Condition is good, with the wood retaining its original charm through subtle signs of wear.This chair's form tells the story of its era—a period when classically inspired motifs signaled a return to order and a respect for craftsmanship. The understated wooden silhouette, free from inlays or excessive decoration, embodies the quiet elegance favored in urban parlors and ceremonial interiors of the early 1900s. The curved profile evokes the restraint and dignity once associated with refined
DIMENSION
Height70 cm
Depth35 cm
Width48 cm
Dimension details
Width48 cm
Height70 cm
Depth35 cm
Weight1 kg
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