
Amber Hand-Blown Glass Ornaments (Set of 3)
$29
Lone Fox$4,200
A beautifully composed armchair from Charles Dudouyt, the French designer whose work in the 1940s and 1950s drew from folk craft, medieval tradition, and a distinctly earthy modernism. The frame is built from solid turned wood in a deep walnut-toned finish, with Dudouyt's signature bobbin-turned legs, ball finials at each post, and a structured spindle back that gives the piece an almost architectural quality. The seat is woven in natural rope in a tight, tactile pattern that adds warmth and texture without competing with the woodwork. The proportions are generous and upright, making this as much a statement piece as it is a functional chair. A warm and tactile example of French postwar craft at its best. SIZE 23.5" W x 26" D x 34" H (seat height 16.5", seat depth 18") MATERIAL Turned solid wood, woven rope seat, spindle back ORIGIN France ERA 1950s FINISH Dark patinated wood, natural rope weave NOTES Good vintage