Pair Folk Art Wood Dining Head Chairs w/ Carved Faces. These unique chairs appear to be intended as head seats at a dining table, with armrests and carved faces that may have represented the traditional "his" and "hers" of master and mistress of the house. Both have a somewhat stern visage as they appear to look at one another when chairs are placed side by side. Tall, decoratively carved seat backs with double triangle pattern and a nice, grippable "paw"-like detail on ends of arms. Woven seat bottoms are in good condition, and contrast nicely with dark wood frame.

Dimensions are 47.5 in h x 26.5 in w x 24 in d. Height from floor to seat is 18 inches on male-gendered chair, and, thoughtfully, 17 in on the female chair. Condition is very good, with surface wear consistent with age. Screw is showing on one arm rest. Please call or email for a detailed condition report.

See description and photos for condition. Please email or call for a more detailed condition report. We grade on a scale from excellent, very good, good, fair, to poor; that said, all lots are sold in as is condition at time of sale, and condition listings are given as a courtesy for guidance only and should be evaluated by personal inspection by the bidder.

47.5 x 26.5 x 24 in