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Heywood-Wakefield
Heywood Wakefield Maple Dining Chairs – Set of 4
c. 1950–1960
- Size
- 31"H x 18"W x 18"D
- Material
- Maple
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Bring authentic American Mid-Century Modern style to your dining space with this set of four Heywood-Wakefield maple dining chairs, circa 1960s. Crafted from beautifully toned solid maple, the set includes two armchairs and two side chairs, each featuring gently curved backs, tapered legs, and clean, sculptural lines characteristic of the period.Read moreRead less
Bring authentic American Mid-Century Modern style to your dining space with this set of four Heywood-Wakefield maple dining chairs, circa 1960s. Crafted from beautifully toned solid maple, the set includes two armchairs and two side chairs, each featuring gently curved backs, tapered legs, and clean, sculptural lines characteristic of the period. The warm wood grain is complemented by newly upholstered seats in a textured rust-toned fabric, offering a fresh, comfortable update while preserving the chairs’ vintage character. Their streamlined profile makes them perfect for a dining room, breakfast area, or stylish office setting. Well-built and timeless in design, these chairs showcase the quality craftsmanship associated with Heywood-Wakefield and blend beautifully with Mid-Century, Danish Modern, eclectic, or contemporary interiors.
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Condition Notes:
Reupholstered.
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