de Sede - Paolo Piva - Armchair - DS-206 - Leather, Metal

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Christian Plat
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Estimate  € 550 - € 700
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€5
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€4
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€3

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Paolo Piva designed de Sede DS-206 postmodern leather armchair in red leather with a cubic silhouette and black lacquered metal legs, Swiss-made, dating from 1980–1990, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

postmodern leather armchair featuring a clean, cubic silhouette with distinctive framed armrests, black lacquered metal legs, and the exceptional craftsmanship and premium Swiss leather quality for which de Sede is renowned.

The chairs are in overall very good condition, showing only minor age-related signs of wear consistent with careful use.

Please see the fotos as part of the description.

postmodern leather armchair featuring a clean, cubic silhouette with distinctive framed armrests, black lacquered metal legs, and the exceptional craftsmanship and premium Swiss leather quality for which de Sede is renowned.

The chairs are in overall very good condition, showing only minor age-related signs of wear consistent with careful use.

Please see the fotos as part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Switzerland
Manufacturer/brand
de Sede
Model
DS-206
Designer/artist/maker
Paolo Piva
Material
Leather, Metal
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Black, Blue, Red
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
70 cm
Width
63 cm
Depth
65 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
The NetherlandsVerified
544
Objects sold
96.88%
Private

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