This early LCW illustrates one of the qualities collectors seek in original aniline-dyed chairs. Rather than wearing evenly, the finish responds to decades of use in a way that follows the chair's form. The surface has developed the varied coloration of an apple, with lighter and darker tones emerging across the seat while protected areas retain deeper concentrations of dye. The contrast is especially visible between the seat and legs, where much of the original saturation remains.
This early LCW illustrates one of the qualities collectors seek in original aniline-dyed chairs. Rather than wearing evenly, the finish responds to decades of use in a way that follows the chair's form. The surface has developed the varied coloration of an apple, with lighter and darker tones emerging across the seat while protected areas retain deeper concentrations of dye. The contrast is especially visible between the seat and legs, where much of the original saturation remains.
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