Boston Mid Century Modern
American of Martinsville "Dania II" Set of 5 Walnut & Rosewood Dining Chairs
American of Martinsville "Dania II" Set of 5 Walnut & Rosewood Dining Chairs
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This set of five walnut dining chairs was designed by Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville's "Dania II" collection. The chairs are reminiscent of Drexel Furniture's "Sun Coast" and "Declaration" collections, both by Kipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougall, with inlaid rosewood diamonds on the seat backs. Gentle curves with a sleek design. The frames have been professionally restored, however the vintage upholstery is still in place. It can be replaced for an additional fee. Contact us for details.
Side chair: 20” L x 21 1/2” D x 31 1/2” H
Armchair: 22 1/8” L x 21 1/2” D x 31 1/2” H
Seat height: 17 3/4” H
These pieces have been professionally restored, but like all vintage pieces, do show signs of wear due to prior use.
From the original advertisement:
“Influenced by the simplicity of Danish modern furniture, so popular in recent years – DANIA II by American of Martinsville brings us a fresh, new, modern look. American contemporary all the way! You’ll notice it has flair without frills. Simplicity with just a touch of sophistication. All things considered, DANIA II is a natural for modern living – practical, tasteful furniture for your living room, dining or bedrooms. DANIA II is walnut, with a matte lacquer finish. That is to say – it has a dull glow that lets the grain of the wood show to best advantage. Yet it is tough, practical, easy to care for."
Shipping Information - Please contact us for a quote on shipping. We have input the "average" price for a larger item, but usually, smaller items such as headboards or nightstands will cost considerably less to ship. Our apologies for the difficulty; it is the nature of dealing in vintage furniture and pieces of all shapes & sizes.
Note Regarding Condition: The furniture pieces we sell are all professionally restored, but they are primarily from the 1950s & 1960s; many will show signs of wear due to prior normal use. If there is any significant or noticeable damage, it will be noted in the product description above.
