Featured Dining Table and Chairs

A large thanks for any info, especially name of style and date of production for the pictured dining table and chairs View attachment 172937 View attachment 172938 View attachment 172938 View attachment 172938 View attachment 172939 View attachment 172940 View attachment 172941 View attachment 172942 View attachment 172937 View attachment 172938 View attachment 172939 View attachment 172940 View attachment 172941 View attachment 172942

 

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The table looks sort of Danish Modern. Time period about 1960s-70s.
The chairs appear to be earlier 1950s.

Wait for @verybrad to confirm.

 

I think more like 30s or early 40s. So-called Art Moderne also sometimes called Streamline Deco. Could be American but those table legs are unusual so make me think possibly not. What is the locale?

 

I'm with Brad, 30s-40s. Very nice.

 

I'm thinking 40s European.

 

Could be Belgian. Where are you located, Roland?

 

Hi Roland!

Welcome to Antiquers...........

 

Thanks for all the responses - I'm in northern California, USA and have no knowledge of the history of this table and chairs. Any thoughts of the demand for this? Thanks - Roland

 

Would be a hard sell here in my semi-rural Midwest location. Think I would be very lucky to get even $350.00 for the set at retail. Think you would do better in a big city - Northern CA. There are people who like this style (including myself) but maybe few and far between.

 

Hi,
Your bleached mahogany chairs are just FABULOUS.
greg

 

I imagine that San Francisco would be your best market.

 

Same here. That's a European Art Deco set, and I'd guess late 30s. There might be markings underneath some of the pieces and might not. No idea what it would sell for; I'm mostly a jewelry junkie. Brad's the furniture expert.

 

I'm with 1930s, too. And European. Seriously nice and would sell very well where I am, but that's London for you. Close on four figures.

 

If you're selling this, I'd use a good local auction house and make sure it goes on line. Somebody out there might be willing to seriously shell out.