Set of Six A. Brandt Ranch Oak Dining Chairs with Faux Leather Seats, c. 1950

A very handsome mid-century A. Brandt Co. Ranch Oak six-piece dining chair set with a classic American West look.

Warm hand-crafted honey oak frames feature rustic hand-carved and chiseled details throughout, and especially on their rough-hewn front legs. Very nice grain with a warm tone and a lot of natural character, including some darker spots.

Seats are dressed in their original black faux leather vinyl upholstery, and are in unusually great shape with minimal signs of age or use. They’re slightly contoured with padded springs providing support. Undersides retain their original reddish-orange plastic dust covers.

Please note that this is a very uncommon Ranch Oak chair model, and that its seat back would’ve originally had a woven leather strap webbing that wrapped around the frame and was secured by furniture tacks and some staples. As such, rows of tiny and not very noticeable holes remain on the four inside surfaces of the back frame. It looks to be a fairly straightforward job should one which to have new leather backs made, though the chairs are comfortable and present just fine without them.

A. Brandt Company was established in Fort Worth, Texas in 1900, with their Ranch Oak line produced from 1938 to the mid-1980s. This particular set dates from the late 1940s to early 1950s.

We also offer an A. Brandt Oak Ranch desk and chair set in another listing.