Set of six chairs, brown teak, white fabric, by V. Wilkins, G-Plan, United Kingdom, 1960s.
6 450 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 9960
This set of six dining chairs, designed by Victor Wilkins and produced by G-Plan in the United Kingdom during the 1960s, represents a classic example of mid-century modern design. Each chair is crafted from solid teak wood with a satin finish that highlights the natural grain and warm, medium-brown tone. The gently curved backrests feature three horizontal slats, offering support and a distinctive visual rhythm. Slender, tapered legs emphasize the lightness of the form. The seats are newly upholstered in high-quality light blue fabric; the upholstery is smooth, taut, and provides a subtle contrast to the expressive wood. All wooden elements have been carefully restored and treated with oil, while the seat interiors have been replaced with new materials. The chairs are in very good condition following comprehensive restoration—showing no visible damage, scratches, or signs of heavy use. The lines of these chairs tell the story of British modernism from the 1960s, a time when functionality merged with understated elegance. The teak wood, softly contoured backrests, and rhythmic slats recall the Scandinavian influences evident in G-Plan’s finest creations. The light upholstery seems to invite daylight, and every detail—from the proportions to the finish—reflects an era that valued simplicity and fine craftsmanship. These chairs stand as silent witnesses to gatherings and are ready
DIMENSION
Height84 cm
Width44 cm
Length49 cm
Dimension details
Length49 cm
Height84 cm
Width44 cm
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