Vintage Chairs Beech Fabric Restored Italy 1960s

Chair belonging to a past production of the Giorgetti company, aniline-dyed wood, foam seat with velvet covering. Completely restored.

Set of 4 chairs, in chromed tubular, seat and back in leatherette.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Pair of high chairs from the Baroque era, in walnut. Crosspieces replaced and restoration work.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Pair of baroque style chairs, supported by wavy legs; they are carved with rocaille-style leaf motifs, lacquered and partially gilded. Padded shaped seat and backrest.

Veneto, Mid XVIII Century

Pair of Baroque walnut chairs, Veneto, mid-18th century. Back panels decorated with rocaille style carvings; legs connected by crosspieces. Padded seats.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Group of four Louis Philippe gondola chairs supported by saber legs at the back and wavy front legs; the seat is padded, while the backrest is open, with a shaped central band. Made of walnut, they are adorned with maple threads. They have restorations.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Pair of chairs supported by wavy legs ending in a curl, are carved with baroque-style rocaille motifs; partially lacquered and gilded, the seat and the raised and shaped backrest are padded.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of neo-Renaissance chairs, supported by turned legs, the open backrest is arranged in an angular way; in carved wood with neo-Renaissance motifs and ebonized, the seat is padded.

Chair with armrests, in oak wood and fabric.

Italy, XX Century

Desk set consisting of an armchair and a pair of chairs, supported by saber-shaped legs at the back and wavy front legs, veneered in mahogany, and decorated with baroque-style gilded bronze applications and slippers; seat and raised medallion backrest in gilded bronze.

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Group of three baroque walnut chairs, Italy, mid-18th century. Open backrests with shaped backrest, wavy legs ending with carved feet. Raffia seats.

Lombardy, Late XVIII Century

Group of four neoclassical chairs in walnut, Lombardy, last quarter of the 18th century. Open folders decorated with geometric motifs with amygdala, truncated pyramidal front legs, sabre-shaped rear legs. Cane seats.