Set of 4 Early 1900s Faux Bamboo Caned Chairs

This set of four chairs, dating from the early 1900s, features elegantly turned wood crafted to resemble bamboo, a style popular at the time. The chairs are lacquered in white, showcasing a fragile patina that adds to their vintage charm. The backs of these chairs are inspired by Chinese furniture, reflecting the oriental trend that prevailed at the end of the 19th century. 

The chairs are constructed with durable caned seats, offering a sturdy yet graceful design. Their distinctive style is a testament to the period's craftsmanship, with the bamboo-like structure adding a unique touch. While the patina shows some wear, it enhances their historic appeal, making them perfect for decorative use rather than everyday seating.

These chairs are ideal for adding an antique touch to any room. Place one in a bathroom to serve as a stylish holder for a robe or towel. Their rustic elegance also suits spaces seeking an eclectic or vintage aesthetic, blending effortlessly with both contemporary and traditional decor.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 33½" high x 17" wide x 14½" deep. Seat is 17¼" high
Approx. overall 85cm high x 43cm wide x 37cm deep. Seat is 44cm high