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Gorgeous mid century dining chairs with fabric seat pads. Perfect for any living space, these beautiful chairs are made from teak. Very stylish dining chairs that represent a perfect example of G Plan’s timeless style. This prises 4 standard chairs and 2 sought-after carver style armchairs.

British furniture pany GPlan was launched in 1953, but its roots go back much further. In 1898, Ebenezer Gomme (1858–1931) set up a fine woodworking atelier, E. Gomme Ltd., in High be, England, a major center of British furniture manufacturing. By the early 1900s, E. Gomme had transitioned into a larger factory facility, and in 1911, his sons took the helm. pany was revered for its range of high-quality sideboards, tables, and other cabinet goods and for pioneering the concept of dining room sets, designed and made to match.

E. Gomme continued to flourish until the 1940s. During World War II, Britain experienced a timber shortage and the British government was forced to enact strict controls on “unnecessary” industries like furniture production. This led to a program called the Utility Scheme, which was intended to cultivate a market for more austere and utilitarian solutions to home goods.

Although most of the British public reverted to traditional tastes after the war, there was a small but growing market for high-quality, modernist furniture, and G-Plan successfully spoke to this younger, more progressive audience. Through clever marketing campaigns, G-Plan set the standard for modernist, mass-market furniture in postwar Britain. G-Plan’s C Range, with an aesthetic that celebrated its machine production, was launched in 1953, and by 1957 it had e enormously popular.

By the 1960s, the Scandinavian look was sweeping international design, and British-made furniture was being outsold by Danish imports. pete, G-Plan brought in Danish designer Ib Kofod-Larsen to create new collections in fine woods, like teak and rosewood. While these Kofod-Larsen pieces have e very collectible today, at the time, they were not well appreciated by the munity—perhaps viewed as lesser variations on the furniture available from Scandinavia. Despite petition, G-Plan remained one of the most recognized names in furniture manufacturing in the UK through the end of the 1970s.

Structurally sound and in super vintage condition with all of the vinyl intact. This prises 4 standard chairs and 2 sought-after carver style armchairs.

W47cm x D50cm x H94cm – Seat Height : 45cm