Two New Hague School Side Chairs in Oak, The Netherlands 1930s

These two oak chairs stand as striking examples of the New Hague School's craftsmanship. Their design reflects a balance between functionality and refined simplicity, encapsulating the movement’s aesthetic ethos.

Design
The straight-backed design features clean lines and a no-nonsense form, hallmarks of the New Hague School style. Crafted from solid oak, the chairs exude durability and purpose. A modest cutout at the base of each backrest introduces a touch of lightness to their otherwise robust presence. The seats, broad and welcoming, are seamlessly integrated with slightly tapered legs that offer structural integrity and elegance. Years of use have left a deep, rich patina on the wood, enhancing its natural grain and lending warmth to the minimalist design.

Rooted in history yet timeless in appeal, these oak chairs are more than functional pieces; they are quiet witnesses to eras past. Their enduring craftsmanship and weathered charm make them ideal for anyone seeking both utility and a sense of heritage.

Condition
The condition of the chairs is good with of course signs of wear but they add to their vintage charm.