A striking pair of Gordon Russell–inspired Coventry-style chairs in solid teak, showcasing the clean, architectural lines of British mid-century design. These chairs feature open-back frames with precisely hand-cut joinery and a gently reclined stance that balances form and function. The minimalist aesthetic and warm teak tone reflect the influence of the Arts and Crafts tradition on postwar modernism — functional craftsmanship with sculptural simplicity. Ideal as dining, occasional, or desk chairs, these pieces exemplify the enduring elegance of early modern British furniture. ⸻ Details • Design influence: Gordon Russell / Coventry School of Design • Origin: England, circa 1960s • Material: Solid teak • Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light, characterful wear and rich patina • Features: Hand-cut dovetail joinery, open-back frame, tapered legs ⸻ Dimensions • Width: 43 cm • Depth: 46 cm • Seat Height: 46 cm • Overall Height: 73 cm ⸻ Styling Notes These chairs bring an understated elegance to both contemporary and traditional spaces. Use them as dining chairs, occasional hallway seats, or statement pieces beside a mid-century desk or console. Their linear form and craftsmanship pair beautifully with teak, oak, or rosewood interiors. ⸻ Delivery & Collection • UK delivery available – please enquire for a quote • Collection welcome from West Yorkshire • Discover more mid-century and British modernist furniture at variusvintage
