Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s
Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s

Theatre vintage red armchair - 1940s

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About this vintage design furniture

Stage armchair from the 1940s covered with red velvet and structure in red lacquered metal.

Reference : 38505

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Features

Length
57 cm
Height
82 cm
Depth
55 cm
Designer
Anonymous
Period
1940s
Origin
French
Colour
Red
Main material
Velvet
Other material
Metal
Weight
5 to 10 Kg

delivery and return

  • Shipped from : France
  • Delivery time :
    • 1 week for small items
    • 2 to 5 weeks for bulky products
  • Return possible: up to 14 days after delivery

About the designer

Anonymous

1927 - 2012

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