Set of 4 Rare Olive Vinyl and Blackwood Dining Chairs

An investment-grade set of four mid-century modern dining chairs by the boutique South Australian maker, Alron Furniture Pty Ltd. While mass-produced pieces from the 1960s are common, finding a matched set in this time-capsule condition is exceptionally rare. These chairs retain their original, pristine olive green upholstery - a testament to their sheltered life and high-quality manufacturing - paired with frames that have been professionally restored to better-than-new condition. Alron Furniture was a distinguished member of the S.A. Guild of Furniture Manufacturers and a contemporary of T.H. Brown and Noblett. Their work is celebrated for its structural integrity and distinct floating seat architecture. Unlike the high-volume output of Sydney makers, Alron pieces offer a unique, sculptural profile that is an increasingly rare find within the Australian Modernism movement. The timber frames are crafted from solid Tasmanian Blackwood and have been restored with a premium Hardwax Oil. This safe and VOC-free finish penetrates the timber, nourishing the grain from within. The result is a natural, satin-matte finish that is incredibly tactile, water-resistant, and easy to maintain. The frames are tight, solid, and structurally flawless. The original vinyl is remarkable with only minor patina consistent with age; it remains supple, vibrant, and free from cracks or rips. The geometric button-tufting remains crisp, and the chairs offer excellent comfort and support, resting on a solid timber sub-frame. This is a rare opportunity to own a set that looks better than it did on the showroom floor in the late 1960s.

Condition Details:
In excellent condition with no signs of wear, has barely been used.