Traditional Wicker Wingback Easy Chair pair
Seating (Armchairs / Outdoor Chairs) · Transitional / Traditional Revival with Mid-20th Century influence · Likely a high-end outdoor manufacturer such as Lloyd Flanders or Lane Venture (Style-wise)
Type
Seating (Armchairs / Outdoor Chairs)
Style Period
Transitional / Traditional Revival with Mid-20th Century influence
Material
Natural rattan or synthetic resin wicker over a wood or aluminum frame; fabric-upholstered foam cushions
Age Estimate
Circa 1980–2000; based on the weathered state and the specific weave pattern complexity
Dimensions
38"H x 30"W x 28"D; slightly larger than standard dining chairs, aligning with lounge chair proportions
Origin
Commonly North American or Southeast Asian (Indonesia/Philippines) production for Western markets
Designer/Maker
Likely a high-end outdoor manufacturer such as Lloyd Flanders or Lane Venture (Style-wise)
Value Estimate
$400 - $800 for the pair (Secondary market/Resale value dependent on brand verification)
Description
A pair of stately wingback lounge chairs hand-woven in the wicker tradition. They feature high, arched backs with a distinct diamond weave motif and rolled arms that terminate in spiral rosettes. The zebra print cushions add a maximalist contrast to the rustic, weathered grey fibers.
Key Features
Arched wingback silhouette, rolled arms with rosettes, diamond-patterned back weave, and bundled ball-style feet
Color & Finish
Weathered driftwood grey or sun-bleached brown; matte natural finish with significant aged patina
Construction Method
Woven wicker over a rigid internal frame; features hand-woven diamond patterns on the backrest and bundled feet
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Complex weaving involving flat and round reed components; cross-braced under-seat support with wrapped joints
Wood Grain & Species
Natural reed/rattan; cross-sections of the structural poles visible at the feet suggest solid vine material
Surface Treatment
Natural fiber texture; potential protective polyurethane coating now weathered by sun exposure
Upholstery Details
Reversible loose seat cushions featuring a dark brown and white zebra print patterns; possibly cotton-blend fabric
Hardware & Fittings
Decorative wicker-wrapped rosettes at the arm terminals; no visible metal hardware
Origin & Provenance
Commonly North American or Southeast Asian (Indonesia/Philippines) production for Western markets
Condition Notes
Fair to Good. Significant color fading/silvering from UV exposure. Some minor fraying of the weaving at the feet. Structural integrity appears sound. Grade: Good.
Interesting Facts
Wicker furniture dates back to Ancient Egypt but reached its peak of popularity in the late 19th century as a 'sanitary' alternative to heavy upholstered Victorian pieces.
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'Sunroom' or 'Veranda' aesthetic popular in Anglo-Indian and Coastal American interior design, bridging the gap between indoor formal and outdoor casual living.
Similar Pieces
Bar Harbor Wicker (often more open weave) and Lloyd Loom (patented wire-core wicker). These are distinguished by their heavy, solid wingback shape.
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft brush; occasionally wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Keep under cover to prevent further UV bleaching and brittle fibers.
Value Estimate
$400 - $800 for the pair (Secondary market/Resale value dependent on brand verification)
Sustainability Notes
High sustainability. Rattan is a fast-growing renewable resource. These pieces are highly durable and avoid the use of many adhesives or plastics.