This striking pair of vintage slipper chairs features a unique fusion of Neoclassical and Hollywood Regency influences, showcasing sculpted lines and refined ornamentation. The standout silhouette includes dramatically flared crest rails and sharply tapered legs with incised panel detailing, adding architectural elegance. Caned backs are framed by gracefully turned wood uprights, creating a light yet tailored profile. The wide seats are upholstered in a creamy geometric check that complements the warm wood tone and low-slung proportions. Although unmarked, the construction and styling suggest mid-20th century American manufacture, likely from the 1960s–1970s.
Condition: Both chairs are structurally sound with tight frames and intact caning. The wood surfaces show only minor signs of wear consistent with age. One chair has visible staining to the upholstered seat that remains after cleaning, as shown. Upholstery appears to be original.
