Set of six chairs, teak, black leather, by L. Dandy, G-Plan, United Kingdom, 1960s.
5 150 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 9347
This set of six dining chairs, designed by Leslie Dandy for the British manufacturer G-Plan, is a representative example of 1960s modernism. Each chair features a teak wood frame with a satin-matte oil finish, highlighting the natural grain and subtle sheen of the material. The teak displays warm brown to golden hues, with darker accents at the joints and edges. The high, gently curved backrests consist of five slim vertical slats, providing both support and an airy, open construction. Seats are upholstered in smooth, black natural leather, taut and precisely finished with no visible seams or hardware. The legs are slightly tapered, lending lightness to the overall form and emphasizing the era’s characteristic proportions. All wooden elements have been cleaned and refinished with oil, while the upholstery has been newly replaced. Condition: fully restored, with no visible signs of wear. These chairs speak to the story of British modernism, where functionality and restraint met attention to detail and the use of noble materials. The light construction, slim slats, and the contrast between black leather and warm teak evoke the atmosphere of mid-century dining rooms and lounges, where modernity did not exclude comfort. Each backrest forms a
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Height92 cm
Depth47 cm
Width49 cm
Dimension details
Width49 cm
Height92 cm
Depth47 cm
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