Seating group (3) - Wood, Textile - exposed wooden structure

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Italian vintage living room set from the 1960s by Vinciguerra of Catania, in good used condition with minor signs of wear and age, comprising a 3‑seater sofa and two matching armchairs, with a visible solid wood frame and turned uprights, sofa 220 cm long by 80 cm deep and 87 cm high.

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Vintage living room from the 60s consisting of a 3-seater sofa and two armchairs
Complete living room purchased from the historic Vinciguerra furniture workshop in Catania around 1967-68, composed of a three-seat sofa and two coordinated armchairs.
In a classic-rustic style, it features an exposed wooden structure, with carved and turned vertical posts, knob-like terminals, turned feet, and a high back with a wood frame visually divided vertically.
The armrests are padded and the seat consists of wide removable cushions.
The structure is the original from the era; the upholstery has been redone subsequently but remains in good condition, except for signs of wear and a hole under one cushion (as in the photo).

composed of:
• sofa three seats;
• two coordinated armchairs.
Solid wood structure with turned elements, very solid and well preserved.
• solid wood turned structure with small columns;
• padded armrests;
• turned feet;
• proportions very much of the 60s;
• high and separated backrests;
• upholstery redone subsequently (not original).

An imposing living room with a traditional character, particularly suitable for classical, rustic environments, country houses, villas or eclectic interiors and collectors of Italian 20th-century furniture.
Sofa dimensions: L 220 cm. D 80 cm. H 87 cm
Armchair dimensions: D 80 cm. H 87 cm
On-site pick-up, fourth floor. Catania.

Vintage living room from the 60s consisting of a 3-seater sofa and two armchairs
Complete living room purchased from the historic Vinciguerra furniture workshop in Catania around 1967-68, composed of a three-seat sofa and two coordinated armchairs.
In a classic-rustic style, it features an exposed wooden structure, with carved and turned vertical posts, knob-like terminals, turned feet, and a high back with a wood frame visually divided vertically.
The armrests are padded and the seat consists of wide removable cushions.
The structure is the original from the era; the upholstery has been redone subsequently but remains in good condition, except for signs of wear and a hole under one cushion (as in the photo).

composed of:
• sofa three seats;
• two coordinated armchairs.
Solid wood structure with turned elements, very solid and well preserved.
• solid wood turned structure with small columns;
• padded armrests;
• turned feet;
• proportions very much of the 60s;
• high and separated backrests;
• upholstery redone subsequently (not original).

An imposing living room with a traditional character, particularly suitable for classical, rustic environments, country houses, villas or eclectic interiors and collectors of Italian 20th-century furniture.
Sofa dimensions: L 220 cm. D 80 cm. H 87 cm
Armchair dimensions: D 80 cm. H 87 cm
On-site pick-up, fourth floor. Catania.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Sicilia
Title additional information
exposed wooden structure
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Textile, Wood
Colour
Brown, Green
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
87 cm
Width
220 cm
Depth
80 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
Private

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