Pairs of Midcentury Combined Velvet and Beech Wood Italian Armchairs, 1950

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Italian armchairs of 1950s, upholstered in velvet combined and black shellac for the armrests. This extraordinary pair of 1950s chairs are upholstered with velvet combined by our upholstery atelier. These chairs have a very dynamic look, due to the fact that the backrest is very reclined. This velvet fabric gives these armchairs a very elegant and luxurious look. The armrests in beechwood, polished with black shellac, blend nicely with the upholstery. The fabrics are a velvet with geometric designs of blu and brown color, combined with a crumpled white velvet. To note the black velvet rope that runs along the entire edge of the chair, and resumed the black color of the armrests. Also along the side of the armchair there is a fine wooden band, polished in black shellac, which follows the backrest and seat. The pair of armchairs is raised from the ground by four legs in black wood with a cylindrical pyramidal shape. To re-cover these armchairs, two prestigious velvet fabrics were used, and also well finished for the polishing part, maintaining and respecting the canons of the period, thus show normal signs of the age and use.