Pair of dark oak armchairs from the 1950s attributed to Charles Dudouyt.

We particularly like their compact format and low seats.

The solid oak frame, with its raw look, contrasts elegantly with the light bouclé wool-style fabric seat.

The legs are decorated with pretty grooves at the front, and the stretchers connecting the legs make these armchairs very sturdy.

The ball details at the top of the back and at the front of the armrests give the pair a crafted look.

Good overall condition, old woodworm holes in places.

Visible flaws in the wood, and patina from use.