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Handmade in Italy, this Savonarola chair reproduces mid‑20th‑century Renaissance forms (circa 1950–1960) with a wooden frame, a folding “scissor” joint, lion’s head carved arms, a leather backrest, and dimensions 58×96×60 cm, weighing 8 kg, in good condition with natural patina and minor signs of wear.
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Classic Savonarola chair, artisanal reproduction made in Italy around the mid-20th century. This model revisits the historical forms of Renaissance seating, blending decorative elegance and practicality.
Frame: Made of molded wood with the typical scissor-closing system composed of crossed slats.
Decorative elements: The armrests terminate with carved lion heads, an iconic detail of this type of furniture.
Backrest: Equipped with a sturdy leather-back pad fixed laterally.
Condition: The item is in good overall condition for its age. It shows a natural patina and light signs of surface wear that confirm its era. Smooth closing mechanism.
Classic Savonarola chair, artisanal reproduction made in Italy around the mid-20th century. This model revisits the historical forms of Renaissance seating, blending decorative elegance and practicality.
Frame: Made of molded wood with the typical scissor-closing system composed of crossed slats.
Decorative elements: The armrests terminate with carved lion heads, an iconic detail of this type of furniture.
Backrest: Equipped with a sturdy leather-back pad fixed laterally.
Condition: The item is in good overall condition for its age. It shows a natural patina and light signs of surface wear that confirm its era. Smooth closing mechanism.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
8 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
96 cm
Width
60 cm
Depth
58 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
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