A 1950s French Brutalist Oak & Rush Chair Attributed to Charles Dudouyt
A mid-century French side chair attributed to Charles Dudouyt, characteristic of post-war Brutalist and rustic design. Constructed from robust, deeply patinated solid oak, the chair features distinctive, chunky cylindrical legs balanced by a subtle double-slat ladder backrest. The seat is meticulously hand-woven with natural rush cord in a traditional checkered pattern, providing both textured warmth and structural integrity.
- Width: 47cm
- Height: 84cm
- Depth: 39cm
- Seat height: 44cm
Only one available.
Presented in very good vintage condition. The solid oak frames exhibit an authentic, rich patina and minor superficial wear consistent with age and honest use. The hand-woven rush seats remain tightly tensioned, structurally stable, and free from significant fraying or structural compromise. Some historic woodworm holes
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