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Vintage Art Deco Style Armchair with Fringe

This is a vintage tub-style armchair that is believed to have been manufactured between the 1930s and 1950s.
This gorgeous chair embodies the charm of the Art Deco style, characterized by its graceful curves and luxurious materials. While the manufacturer, designer, and country of manufacture are unknown, its unique design evokes the affluent atmosphere of the time.

The greatest appeal of this armchair lies in its unique form and eye-catching combination of materials. A beautiful wood-grain frame runs from the smoothly curved backrest to the armrests, creating an elegant accent. The seat and backrest are covered in glossy, muted green velvet, combining softness with a beautiful appearance.

What really sets this chair apart is the long fringe that surrounds the bottom of the chair.
The fringe conceals the legs, giving the chair a more dramatic and glamorous look. It's perfect as a lounge chair to take center stage in your living room, or as an accent chair in a dressing room or bedroom. Its unique presence, combining the glamour of Art Deco with the warmth of vintage, will elevate any space.

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ITEM DETAILS

From	Euro
Material	Oak wood, Fabric (Velvet)
Size	Width: 66cm Depth: 68cm Height: 75cm Seat Height: 43cm
Condition	Vintage
	Our products are vintage and used, so they may show signs of wear, deterioration, minor scratches, etc. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.
Delivery	Special delivery size (C rank)
	We have tried to provide as detailed an explanation as possible in the product details section, but please understand that there may be minor scratches, stains, discoloration due to aging, etc. that cannot be fully explained. We have taken photographs of the products shown to make them as close to the actual product as possible, but please note that due to the nature of computer displays, the colors may appear different from the actual product.