Set of four chairs, brown teak, black synthetic fabric, by V. Wilkins, G-Plan, United Kingdom, 1960s.
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This set of four dining chairs, designed by Victor Wilkins for the British brand G-Plan in the 1960s, encapsulates the core of British mid-century modern design. Crafted from teak wood with a satin, semi-gloss finish, the frames highlight the refined grain and natural warmth of the material. The seats are upholstered in a densely woven, matte black fabric, providing a bold contrast to the wood’s medium brown tones. The design is marked by clean, minimalist lines, gently curved top rails, and three horizontal slats forming the backrest, all contributing to comfort and a sense of visual lightness. The slender, tapered legs and absence of visible screws or fittings underscore the attention to detail and precision of craftsmanship. The set is in excellent restored condition—wood surfaces are smooth and even, upholstery is fresh, with no signs of wear, damage, or repairs. The listed price applies to the set of four chairs.These chairs speak in the restrained elegance of the 1960s—a time when British modernism found its voice through honest materials and clarity of form. Teak and matte black upholstery engage in a subtle dialogue: measured, calm, inviting everyday use, yet quietly aware of their heritage. The slim backrest slats, like lines on a musical staff, create a harmonious rhythm, recalling the rational spirit of the period—where function and aesthetics were balanced, never at odds.Victor Wilkins’ chairs may be paired with a teak mid-century dining table or a more contemporary, minimalist surface in glass or stone. They work well in
DIMENSION
Height82 cm
Width42 cm
Length47 cm
Dimension details
Length47 cm
Height82 cm
Width42 cm
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