Exceptional Set of Six Dining Chairs for Mobilgirgi, Italy, 1970s – Original Upholstery A refined suite of six dining chairs produced by the esteemed Italian manufacturer Mobilgirgi, crafted during the most cultured years of the 1970s Italian design renaissance. Fashioned in warm, hand-finished wood, each chair displays the unmistakable Mobilgirgi precision — joints perfectly proportioned, silhouettes slender yet beautifully firm, and that quiet confidence typical of high-quality Italian cabinetmaking. The seats retain their original woven upholstery, a rare survivor that adds historical authenticity as well as a gentle, tactile warmth. The weave pattern, still crisp and sculptural, sits like a small landscape of craftsmanship, subtly catching the light. With their tall, elegant backrests the chairs possess a poised, almost architectural presence — refined enough for a formal dining room, yet relaxed and organic enough for modern living spaces. A complete set of six is increasingly difficult to source, especially in such coherent, well-preserved condition. Highlights Warm wooden frames with beautifully proportioned vertical elements Original period upholstery, intact and elegant Sculptural silhouettes with a distinctly architectural character A rare and highly collectible set of six A perfect acquisition for collectors of Italian modernism, architects, or anyone seeking chairs with authentic pedigree and understated aristocratic charm.