Set of 4 Conoid-Style Teak Dining Chairs in the Manner of Nakashima, Late 1960s

A set of four visually striking and impressive late 1960s Conoid-style teak dining chairs in the manner of George Nakashima.

Highly figured solid teak, with cantilevered contoured seats and six back slats in its natural color. Legs, sides, and top are stained a darker shade. A well-crafted homage to George Nakashima’s iconic Conoid Studio-inspired chairs, with the same daring and inventive geometry. Features a pair of long-footed legs that transition into perfectly angled sides formed of a single tapered element, atop which is a curved extended backrest.

Each chair has a very handsome and commanding presence, and weighs a substantial 30 lbs.

Dimensions: Height: 43 in
Width: 20 in
Depth: 25 in
Seat Height: 17.75 in

Condition: Good
Repaired: One chair with signs of fire damage, with blackened areas primarily on one side element along back slats; on its top section; and on the backrest. Evidence of professionally done repairs where slats meet side. Has a tiny wobble. Structurally sound. Wear consistent with age and use. In very good vintage condition with minimal marks or signs of age/use, other than a scorch mark on the outside corner of one chair’s backrest, and fire damage and repairs to another chair that’s described in more detail elsewhere.