Art Deco Dutch Lounge Chairs attributed to Pander & Zonen, the Hague, 1930s, Set of 2

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Exceptional pair of Dutch Art Deco lounge chairs, attributed to Pander & Zonen, The Hague. The Netherlands, 1930s.

This elegant … Read more Exceptional pair of Dutch Art Deco lounge chairs, attributed to Pander & Zonen, The Hague. The Netherlands, 1930s.

This elegant pair of Dutch Art Deco lounge chairs exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and restrained sophistication that characterise the finest furniture from the interwar period. Attributed to the renowned Dutch manufacturer Pander & Zonen, the chairs feature gracefully curved rich hardwooden frames combined with beautifully proportioned armrests and a subtle architectural silhouette.

Their timeless design strikes a perfect balance between the geometric principles of the Dutch Art Deco movement and the softer, more inviting lines that emerged during the late 1920s and early 1930s. The warm wooden frame contrasts beautifully with the original olive green velvet upholstery, which enhances their understated elegance and authentic period character.

Designed with both aesthetics and comfort in mind, these lounge chairs are generously proportioned and exceptionally comfortable, making them equally suitable for a sophisticated contemporary interior or a carefully curated Art Deco collection.

The chairs remain in a very good original condition, retaining their original velvet upholstery with a beautiful natural patina acquired over nearly a century. The solid wooden frames are structurally sound and present wonderfully.

Manufacturer: Attributed to Pander & Zonen
Origin: The Netherlands
Year: 1930s
Materials: Solid hardwood, Olivegreen velvetcomponents
Colours: Olivegreen, wood
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Please refer to the photographs for further details regarding the condition.

Dimensions:
● Height: 84 cm (33.1 in)
● Width: 84 cm (33.1 in)
● Depth: 70 cm (27.6 in)
● Seat height: 42 cm (16.5 in) See less