Edward Wormley for Dunbar Six Dining Chairs,Model 935 "Horseshoe Chairs" 1965c.

An elegant and highly sculptural set of six dining chairs designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar Furniture, Model 935 “Horseshoe Chairs,” circa 1965. Distinguished by their sweeping curved backs and refined proportions, these iconic mid-century modern chairs exemplify Wormley’s sophisticated approach to craftsmanship and comfort.
Executed in lacquered mahogany with contrasting rosewood spine details, the chairs retain their original frames in good condition and have been newly upholstered in luxurious Great Plains bouclé fabric, offering a fresh yet historically sympathetic presentation.
Produced by Dunbar Furniture in Berne, Indiana, each chair retains the applied gold “D” manufacturer’s label.
Materials
Lacquered mahogany, rosewood spine, bouclé upholstery by Great Plains.
Manufacturer
Dunbar Furniture, Berne, Indiana.
Dimensions
Height: 31 in.
Width: 24.5 in.
Depth: 21.25 in.
Arm Height: 27 in.
Seat Height: 20 in.
Condition
Original frames in good condition with age-appropriate wear. Seats newly reupholstered in Great Plains bouclé fabric.