Pair of Art Deco Style Armchairs with Walnut Veneers

These petite lounge chairs have a low-slung design that looks Italian. In fact, they are Hungarian, dating to the late 1960s or 70s. In the post-war period, Hungarian luxury furniture production was sharply reduced and designs became very simplified, befitting a Socialist society. The best pieces were reserved for members of the party or cultural elites. These chairs have lightweight chrome-plated steel tube legs and angular shape which was inspired by Italian Brutalism...

This impressive pair of vintage cane-backed armchairs can add richness and history to modern spaces. The chairs are unusually deep and wide 34" x 34" with solid oak frames, double-wa...

This pair of simple and starkly angular armchairs is loosely based on Art Deco originals. The arms are smoothly French-polished Hungarian walnut venee...

These sleek and modern armchairs were made in Budapest, Hungary in the 1960s. They are examples of midcentury Socialist furniture; the modern furniture made after World War 2 in East...

France / 1930 / set of 2 armchairs / walnut veneer and grey upholstery / Art Deco A very stylish and extremely well made pair of Art Deco armchairs made in France in the 1930s. Craf...

Immerse yourself in the splendor of bygone eras with our fascinating Art Deco armchair! Handcrafted from luxurious white leather and finished with mahogany veneer that is finished in...

Pair of Art Deco armchairs. Walnut structure.

The armchairs come from the interior of the Slavia bank in Czechoslovakia. Original preserved traditional spring upholstery. The original cover fabric is slightly repaired, but is ...