Set of Six Chairs, teak, black leather, by L. Dandy, G-Plan, United Kingdom, 1960s.
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This set of six dining chairs, designed by Leslie Dandy for G-Plan and manufactured in the United Kingdom in the 1960s, exemplifies the hallmarks of British modernism and mid-century style. The construction features solid teak wood in a warm, rich tone, finished with a satin, semi-matte sheen that highlights the natural wood grain. Each chair is defined by slender, tapered legs, a tall backrest with five vertical slats, and a gently curved top rail providing ergonomic support. The seats are covered in smooth, natural black leather, creating a striking contrast with the teak. Meticulous joinery is evident in the absence of visible fittings or screws, reflecting a high standard of craftsmanship. The proportions are light and balanced, presenting an understated yet distinctly British aesthetic. The set has undergone thorough restoration and remains in excellent condition, with smooth surfaces and no visible signs of use. The listed price applies to the complete set of six chairs.These chairs speak with the voice of the 1960s, a time when British design sought equilibrium between modernity and respect for fine craftsmanship. The teak frames and black leather evoke an era when material quality and attention to detail were integral to everyday life. The five slender slats of the backrest allude to an aesthetic of lightness and ergonomics, while the gentle arc of the top rail seems to invite guests to the shared table. This series embodies restraint—every element is considered and functional, yet the overall impression is one of clarity and presence.The set can serve as a refined focal
DIMENSION
Height91 cm
Width48 cm
Length48 cm
Dimension details
Length48 cm
Height91 cm
Width48 cm
Seat height44 cm
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