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Set of 4 EE Meyer Windsor style dining chairs, 1970’s

 

 

Set of 4 EE Meyer Windsor style dining chairs, 1970’s

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  • A set of four beautifully crafted solid Imbuia and bent Oak mid-century Windsor dining chairs by EE Meyer for Binnehuis. Circa 1970.

     

    An exquisite set of mid-century Windsor dining chairs by EE Meyer for Binnehuis, circa 1970. Crafted with care from solid Imbuia and bent Oak, these chairs boast a timeless design. Featuring tapered legs, and a rounded spindle back, skilfully combining solid Oak and Imbuia, their subtle yet elegant design seamlessly complements various interior styles and easily pairs with modern chairs thanks to their simplistic lines.

     

    Dimensions:

    Height of seat 45cm

    Height of Back 91cm

    Width 40cm

    Depth 50cm

     

    Condition: The wood has been gently refurbished and refinished and in overall very good vintage condition, showing only minor wear consistent with their age.

     

    The matching EE Meyer dining table sold separately here

    We have 6 more chairs available on request.

     

    A true treasure that encapsulates the essence of South Africa's most sought-after mid-century furniture manufacturer. With a legacy rooted in timeless craftsmanship and iconic design, EE Meyer creations have become highly sought after. Owning an EE Meyer piece means not only acquiring a beautiful work of art but also preserving a valuable piece of South African design history. 

     

    Meyer was the South African master of understated midcentury elegance, defined by sober and clean designs. The majority of Meyer's furniture was made in beautiful hardwood imbuia.  

     

    The Binnehuis furniture stores were located in Cape Town, Stellenbosch Somerset-West, Newlands, Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg and were owned by a Dutch businessman and his wife, Mr and Mrs van Ewijck, who moved between South Africa and the Netherlands. It seems they were most prolific during the 1960s    

     

    Imbuia is not listed in the CITES Appendices, but is classified as “Vulnerable” on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

     

     

    Restoration Process:

    In our studio workshop, every item undergoes a meticulous inspection and careful restoration process. We prioritize maintaining the original charm and patina of the piece, while also making it a beautiful addition to modern interiors.

     

    Our Approach Includes:

    • Examining and reinforcing the joints
    • Cleaning the wood and removing any stains
    • Conducting veneer repairs as necessary
    • Polishing or refinishing surfaces to enhance their appearance

     

     

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