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Arts and Crafts Fan Back Chair by Adolf Loos 1910
In General
A very charming, stylish and neat late 19th Century/early 20th Century elm and beech Arts and Crafts fan back chair circa 1910. It is distinctively styled and aesthetically very pleasing having a shaped cresting rail and the partially overlapping spindles individual to this design of chair. It is supported with an H-stretcher.
We believe that this design is by Adolf Loos (see below) and designed by him in around 1908 for an apartment in Pilzen – then in the Austro-Hungarian Empire but later, after World War 1, in Czechoslovakia. These chairs were subsequently utilised in many other projects by Loos until the late 1920s. There are no markings as to manufacture but Alfred Loos furniture does not as a matter of course carry a maker’s mark.
The chair is very solid in construction with no loose joints and is suitable for a hall or other place where a side chair is required - being deliberately small in dimension. It has a very pleasant antique patina showing some marks but they are entirely commensurate with its age - being around a century old.
Adolf Franz Karl Viktor Maria Loos (10 December 1870 – 23 August 1933) was an Austrian and Czechoslovak architect, theorist, and a pioneer of modern architecture and design. He was inspired by modernism and a widely-known critic of the Art Nouveau movement. His views and literary contributions led to the establishment of the Vienna Secession movement and postmodernism. He was a proponent of functionalism, advocated for a simple, clean style and rejected excessive decoration, emphasizing natural and practical design. This reflected the Secessionists' aim of creating innovative and integrated works of art and design.
This simple but very stylish chair embodies all these principles.
Maker
Attributed to Adolf Loos
Mark
There are no markings as to manufacture but Alfred Loos furniture does not as a matter of course carry a maker’s mark.
Year
Circa 1910
Material
Elm and Beech
Condition
The chair is very solid in construction with no loose joints and is suitable for a hall or other place where a side chair is required - being deliberately small in dimension. It has a very pleasant antique patina showing some marks but they are entirely commensurate with its age - being around a century old.
Dimensions ( L x W x H )
36 cm x 40 cm x 73 cm or 14.17 x 15.74 x 28.74 inches
Shipping
We use trusted couriers in the UK and across the World. Purchases are very carefully wrapped and packed using high quality packing materials. Shipments are fully insured and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
Please be aware that there maybe customs and/or tax payments due on the parcels arrival in the buyers country. This varies from country to country. Any additional customs and/or tax payments are the responsibility of the buyer.
ALL SHIPPING COSTS ARE REFUNDED IF LESS THAN STATED BELOW:
Shipping Costs:
United Kingdom £45.00
Central Europe estimated £210.00
Eastern Europe estimated £210.00
United States estimated £595.00
All Other Zones estimated £705.00
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A very charming, stylish and neat late 19th Century/early 20th Century elm and beech Arts and Crafts fan back chair circa 1910. It is distinctively styled and aesthetically very pleasing having a shaped cresting rail and the partially overlapping spindles individual to this design of chair. It is supported with an H-stretcher.
We believe that this design is by Adolf Loos (see below) and designed by him in around 1908 for an apartment in Pilzen – then in the Austro-Hungarian Empire but later, after World War 1, in Czechoslovakia. These chairs were subsequently utilised in many other projects by Loos until the late 1920s. There are no markings as to manufacture but Alfred Loos furniture does not as a matter of course carry a maker’s mark.
The chair is very solid in construction with no loose joints and is suitable for a hall or other place where a side chair is required - being deliberately small in dimension. It has a very pleasant antique patina showing some marks but they are entirely commensurate with its age - being around a century old.
Adolf Franz Karl Viktor Maria Loos (10 December 1870 – 23 August 1933) was an Austrian and Czechoslovak architect, theorist, and a pioneer of modern architecture and design. He was inspired by modernism and a widely-known critic of the Art Nouveau movement. His views and literary contributions led to the establishment of the Vienna Secession movement and postmodernism. He was a proponent of functionalism, advocated for a simple, clean style and rejected excessive decoration, emphasizing natural and practical design. This reflected the Secessionists' aim of creating innovative and integrated works of art and design.
This simple but very stylish chair embodies all these principles.
Maker
Attributed to Adolf Loos
Mark
There are no markings as to manufacture but Alfred Loos furniture does not as a matter of course carry a maker’s mark.
Year
Circa 1910
Material
Elm and Beech
Condition
The chair is very solid in construction with no loose joints and is suitable for a hall or other place where a side chair is required - being deliberately small in dimension. It has a very pleasant antique patina showing some marks but they are entirely commensurate with its age - being around a century old.
Dimensions ( L x W x H )
36 cm x 40 cm x 73 cm or 14.17 x 15.74 x 28.74 inches
Shipping
We use trusted couriers in the UK and across the World. Purchases are very carefully wrapped and packed using high quality packing materials. Shipments are fully insured and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
Please be aware that there maybe customs and/or tax payments due on the parcels arrival in the buyers country. This varies from country to country. Any additional customs and/or tax payments are the responsibility of the buyer.
ALL SHIPPING COSTS ARE REFUNDED IF LESS THAN STATED BELOW:
Shipping Costs:
United Kingdom £45.00
Central Europe estimated £210.00
Eastern Europe estimated £210.00
United States estimated £595.00
All Other Zones estimated £705.00
Price
The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 26/NOV/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Or best offer
Category Antique Furniture
> Antique Chairs
Date 1910
Early 20th Century Antiques Material Beech and Elm
Origin Czechoslovakia
Item code as1105a083 / Adolf Loos
Status For Sale
£975.00 
$1289.54
€1112.67
$1289.54
€1112.67
Conversion rates as of 26/NOV/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Or best offer
Shipping information
Once payment is made items are packed with great care and attention using high quality packaging materials to ensure safe delivery and thereafter dispatched.
For parcels we use trusted couriers in the UK, Europe and Worldwide. We tend to use Royal Mail Special Delivery tracked and signed for and Parcelforce 48 tracked in the UK and Royal Mail, Transglobal, DHL and Fedex tracked in Europe and the rest of the world.
The delivery time in the UK for parcels is generally between 24 and 48 hours on working days. The delivery time in Europe is generally between 2 - 5 working days. The delivery time to the United States is generally 4 - 6 working days. The delivery time for the rest of the world is generally between 6 - 8 working days.
Furniture and larger items are sent in the UK and Europe using trusted couriers by road and by sea freight to the United States and the rest of the world. The delivery time varies from country to country.
Please contact us through Antiques Atlas for a quick quote for a precise delivery cost and timing for Europe, the United States or the rest of the world. It maybe possible to obtain a cheaper quote with a precise address.
All items are comprehensively insured whilst in transit and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
For parcels we use trusted couriers in the UK, Europe and Worldwide. We tend to use Royal Mail Special Delivery tracked and signed for and Parcelforce 48 tracked in the UK and Royal Mail, Transglobal, DHL and Fedex tracked in Europe and the rest of the world.
The delivery time in the UK for parcels is generally between 24 and 48 hours on working days. The delivery time in Europe is generally between 2 - 5 working days. The delivery time to the United States is generally 4 - 6 working days. The delivery time for the rest of the world is generally between 6 - 8 working days.
Furniture and larger items are sent in the UK and Europe using trusted couriers by road and by sea freight to the United States and the rest of the world. The delivery time varies from country to country.
Please contact us through Antiques Atlas for a quick quote for a precise delivery cost and timing for Europe, the United States or the rest of the world. It maybe possible to obtain a cheaper quote with a precise address.
All items are comprehensively insured whilst in transit and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
View all stock from
Chapmanpugh Modern Antiques
By appointment only304 Ben Johnson House
Barbican
London
EC2Y 8NQ
Tel : 07739628028
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