A charming set of four low rush-seat chairs by French designer Charles Dudouyt, known for his rustic modernist style that bridged traditional craftsmanship with bold, sculptural lines. Dudouyt began his career as a painter before turning to furniture design in the 1920s, where his work soon gained recognition for its robust silhouettes and use of natural materials. These petite chairs embody his hallmark approach—solid oak frames with rounded, architectural legs and handwoven rush seats, bringing warmth and tactility. Their diminutive scale makes them especially well-suited as a set of children’s chairs, though they also carry undeniable decorative appeal when grouped together in a living space. A rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of design history, perfectly blending French country tradition with 20th-century modernist influence.
Dimensions:
width: 17" at widest, 15" backrest
depth: 14.5" overall, 14" seat
height: 25" overall, 11.5" seat
**Due to the unique antique and vintage nature of our pieces, all sales are final and sold as is. Our items are one-of-a-kind and can have wear consistent with age, including nicks, cracks, separation, doors and drawers that stick or don't close completely and patina which only adds to the character. Please be sure to ask any questions related to condition prior to purchase.**
Freight shipping is to first floor, room of choice.
