Dutch Colonial 1900s Plantation Lounge Chair with Curving Seat and Slats

An antique Dutch Colonial Indonesian cane and wood plantation chair from the 20th century with serpentine arms and turned baluster legs. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Indonesian design with this antique Dutch Colonial plantation chair from the 20th century. This piece, carved from robust wood and adorned with a woven cane seat, exemplifies the craftsmanship and style of the era. The chair's serpentine arms offer an inviting sense of comfort and luxury, traditionally designed for leisurely repose during the heat of the day. The beautifully turned baluster legs in the front give the chair an air of refinement and ensure solid support, while the sleek saber legs in the back maintain overall stability and contribute to the aesthetic charm of the piece. Its comfortable curved seat, wrapped in traditional cane weaving, enhances the chair's comfort and breathability. These features combine to create a seat that is as comfortable as it is stylish, a testament to the practical craftsmanship of the period. This antique Dutch Colonial Indonesian plantation chair...

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