Armchair - Textile, Metal

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Francisco Álvarez
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Selected by Francisco Álvarez

Acquired extensive antiques knowledge through renovation works and running own antiques shop.

Estimate  € 350 - € 400
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Vintage 1960s‑1970s modernist armchair with a padded fabric cover in brown/ochre tones and a metal base; dimensions 76 x 78 x 85 cm, made in Europe, with minor age‑related marks and stains and a solid sculpted arm profile.

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Description from the seller

This vintage armchair in full modernist style dates approximately to the 1960s-1970s. It is characterized by a solid and squared padded frame with upholstery in marbled fabric tones of brown and ochre. The arms feature an elegant contoured profile that follows the line of the seat, while the underlying base is supported by metal feet and structural crossbars, an element that gives it an industrial touch and a pleasant visual contrast.

Size: 76x78x85 cm

The metal frame and the fabric show slight stains and natural signs of time, consistent with the era and the object's use.
Please observe the photos carefully, as there are some signs of time, consistent with age and use.

Tracked shipping including secure packaging, any customs duties and taxes will be borne by the purchaser. Probably shipped on a reinforced pallet.

Please note that shipping rates are subject to variation post-purchase depending on the destination country, especially for non-European destinations. However local pickup is possible!

Seller's Story

We operate in the sale of antiques and modern antiques, continuing the family tradition with passion and professionalism. Our watchword is dialogue: we offer our assistance pre, during and post purchase with kindness and availability. Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility. We are glad to do business with you!
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This vintage armchair in full modernist style dates approximately to the 1960s-1970s. It is characterized by a solid and squared padded frame with upholstery in marbled fabric tones of brown and ochre. The arms feature an elegant contoured profile that follows the line of the seat, while the underlying base is supported by metal feet and structural crossbars, an element that gives it an industrial touch and a pleasant visual contrast.

Size: 76x78x85 cm

The metal frame and the fabric show slight stains and natural signs of time, consistent with the era and the object's use.
Please observe the photos carefully, as there are some signs of time, consistent with age and use.

Tracked shipping including secure packaging, any customs duties and taxes will be borne by the purchaser. Probably shipped on a reinforced pallet.

Please note that shipping rates are subject to variation post-purchase depending on the destination country, especially for non-European destinations. However local pickup is possible!

Seller's Story

We operate in the sale of antiques and modern antiques, continuing the family tradition with passion and professionalism. Our watchword is dialogue: we offer our assistance pre, during and post purchase with kindness and availability. Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility. We are glad to do business with you!
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Metal, Textile
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
76 cm
Width
78 cm
Depth
85 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
3006
Objects sold
98.68%
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