PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
Fully restored Set of 4 Dining Chairs
Made by Portwood Furniture
Circa 60s 70s
 
The chairs are made from solid Afromosia Teak with newly upholstered black vinyl seat pads and foam.
This set was beautifully designed & crafted with solid Afromosia in the style of John Herbert for Younger.

These teak dining chairs exhibit subtle, organic curves and structural simplicity, which set them apart from other mid century designs. Each join has been carefully minimised to enhance the flowing nature of the design.
The beautiful warm glow of the wood paired with the combination of angular and curved lines really make this a stunning set of dining chairs.
The chairs feature mid-height backs with 4 vertical slats, plus subtle angles and curse throughout. 
They are comfortable, with wide well-padded seats covered in new black vinyl.
 
Portwood Furniture is a lesser known British manufacturer, based in Stockport, who made solid, every-day furniture for the modern home throughout the mid-century. 
Their furniture is really well-made and practical, particularly so this dining set.
 
Condition:
Very good restored condition.
The wooden parts have been fully restored
New foam and new upholstery
Still it can show light wear and tear
 
Dimensions:
49.5cm wide
52.5 cm depth
79.5 cm high
45.5 cm seat height