1920s Art Deco Slated Wood Garden Chair - 34¾"

This rare garden armchair from the 1920s or 1930s is a striking example of the transition between Art Nouveau and Art Deco, blending the elegance of the period with lingering Art Nouveau influences. The scrolling wrought iron arms, which echo the organic curves of the earlier movement, seamlessly connect the fluidity of Art Nouveau with the geometric and sleek lines of Art Deco, creating a harmonious fusion of both styles. The chair features a distinctive fan-back design with vertical wooden slats, set within a gracefully arched iron frame. Its original green paint, now worn to a soft patina, adds adds a refreshing touch of color, enhancing its charm and complementing its overall design. A maker’s label on the back further authenticates this unique piece.

Ideal for a garden, terrace, or conservatory, this chair is both decorative and functional, offering sculptural charm and a relaxed silhouette. Its uncommon form makes it a collector’s piece, especially appealing to those who appreciate early 20th-century design.

A matching bench is available separately, making it easy to create a stylish and harmonious outdoor seating area.