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Elegant Mid-Century Lounge Chair Ensemble, Central Europe, circa 1960 This attractive pair of chairs embodies the timeless elegance of European Mid-Century design from the 1960s/70s. The harmoniously curved solid wood armrests, the slender conical legs, and the comfortable lounge silhouette give the chairs an exceptionally light yet high-quality appearance. Particularly appealing is the original furniture fabric with its decorative floral relief pattern in warm natural tones. The combination of organic forms and homely materiality makes these chairs versatile focal points — in both modern interiors and classic vintage settings. The chairs are in well-maintained vintage condition with authentic age-related signs of wear that underscore their original character. Details Pair of lounge chairs Europe, circa 1960–1975 Mid-Century Modern Solid wood armrests Conical wooden legs Original vintage upholstery Very decorative silhouette Comfortable seating position Stable construction Ready for immediate use Condition Good to very good vintage condition with age-appropriate signs of wear and beautiful authentic patina. Please view the photos as part of the condition description. Keywords Mid Century Modern, Lounge Chair, Club Chair, Vintage Armchair, Organic Design, Scandinavian Style, European Design, Retro Furniture, Design Seating, Wooden Armrests, 1960s Furniture, Collector Piece, Interior Design, Pair of Armchairs
Estimate:£359.05
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£359.05
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