Rare Set of four Labeled Austrian Bentwood & Cane Dining Chairs by Josef Hoffmann – Austria early 1900s.

Manufactured in Bielitz (modern-day Poland) by Josef Hoffmann, these chairs are a masterclass in the “Total Work of Art” (Gesamtkunstwerk) philosophy  by the Vienna Secession movement.

Featuring fluid, steam-bent beechwood frames and intricate hand-woven cane, this set represents the elegant transition from Art Nouveau to Modernism.

Finding a set of four from this era— retaining their original manufacturer’s branding guarantees, distinguishing them from later reproductions or unbranded period pieces making an incredibly rare opportunity for collectors and interior designers.

The set has been professionally restored with a commitment to historical accuracy and longevity. The bentwood frames have been carefully strengthened and repaired, ensuring they are stable and suitable for daily use. The cane seats and backrests have been meticulously restored using traditional hand-weaving techniques and authentic natural materials.

Insured worldwide shipping: up to 100% immediate refund in the rare case of loss or damages).

Two instalments payment option: 50% at order confirmation (not refundable) and 50% before shipping of the item (within 30 days maximum).