Chair (6) - Dining room chairs in beech and faux leather. - Beech, Leather

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Michel Karis
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Six Art Deco dining chairs in beech wood with cream faux-leather seats, dating from 1950–1960, with dimensions 44×50×100 cm (W×D×H) and a 48 cm seat height, in good used condition with signs of age.

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Description from the seller

Elegant set of six chairs from the 1950s in beech wood stained, with padded seats upholstered in cream/cream skai.

The chairs suit any type of environment and decor very well, offering a modern and functional design.

They show normal signs of wear due to age and use; a slat on the back of one chair has been glued as shown in the photo.

Dimensions:
L 44cm
P 50cm
H 100cm
Seat height 48cm

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Shipping via PROFESSIONAL courier.
The courier delivers from Monday to Friday at CURBSIDE, not to the floor/inside the building.
In case of buyer pickup, the item will not be packaged; if the buyer sends their own courier, only bubble wrap will be used.
If purchased by an Italian buyer, a codice fiscale will be required for issuing a proper tax receipt, or the data if an invoice is needed.
For UK/Brexit buyers please contact me before ordering to check the feasibility of shipping.

Seller's Story

For contacts and information: + ̠3̠̠9̠ ̠3̠̠4̠̠8̠ ̠5̠̠5̠̠1̠̠4̠0̠̠6̠̠5̠ (also available on WhatsApp)‎. ‎ With passion I try to give continuation to Vintage and Modernism, with particular interest in Art Deco and Italian Design, researching and studying furniture and furnishings for a touch of class in your home. You can find me in Udine, a stone's throw from Austria and the beautiful city of Trieste.
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Elegant set of six chairs from the 1950s in beech wood stained, with padded seats upholstered in cream/cream skai.

The chairs suit any type of environment and decor very well, offering a modern and functional design.

They show normal signs of wear due to age and use; a slat on the back of one chair has been glued as shown in the photo.

Dimensions:
L 44cm
P 50cm
H 100cm
Seat height 48cm

Follow me on Instagram: salottoviennese

Shipping via PROFESSIONAL courier.
The courier delivers from Monday to Friday at CURBSIDE, not to the floor/inside the building.
In case of buyer pickup, the item will not be packaged; if the buyer sends their own courier, only bubble wrap will be used.
If purchased by an Italian buyer, a codice fiscale will be required for issuing a proper tax receipt, or the data if an invoice is needed.
For UK/Brexit buyers please contact me before ordering to check the feasibility of shipping.

Seller's Story

For contacts and information: + ̠3̠̠9̠ ̠3̠̠4̠̠8̠ ̠5̠̠5̠̠1̠̠4̠0̠̠6̠̠5̠ (also available on WhatsApp)‎. ‎ With passion I try to give continuation to Vintage and Modernism, with particular interest in Art Deco and Italian Design, researching and studying furniture and furnishings for a touch of class in your home. You can find me in Udine, a stone's throw from Austria and the beautiful city of Trieste.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
6
Country of origin
Italy
Model
Dining room chairs in beech and faux leather.
Material
Beech, Leather
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
100 cm
Width
44 cm
Depth
50 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Seating height
48 cm
ItalyVerified
1408
Objects sold
100%
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