Set of Six French Leather and Nailhead Dining Chairs, Circa 1900

A handsome set of six French leather chairs from circa 1900, designed with a strong architectural form, richly patinated leather surfaces, and decorative brass nailhead trim. Each chair features a rectangular leather seat and back, framed with rows of oversized brass nailheads that give the set a bold, antique presence. The warm brown leather shows attractive tonal variation, surface wear, and darker areas of age, creating the kind of depth and character that works especially well in traditional, library, dining room, or collected interiors.

The wood frames are built with straight rear supports, turned front legs, and bobbin-style stretchers, giving the chairs a Louis XIII or French Renaissance Revival character. The combination of dark wood, aged leather, and brass studs gives the set a grounded, masculine elegance without feeling overly formal. They would work beautifully around a rustic or antique dining table, in a study, as occasional chairs, or mixed into a layered country house interior.

With their substantial form, warm leather patina, and decorative nailhead detailing, this set offers both visual strength and practical seating.

Height: 35 in (88.9 cm)

Width: 19 in (48.26 cm)

Depth: 16 in (40.64 cm)

Seat Height: 18.5 in (46.99 cm)