Brutal and Bizarre Decorative Vintage Artificial Legs

Rare pair of elegant 1951 'Baby' lounge chairs by Marco Zanuso for 'Arflex', Italy . These are early , sought after examples with the artisan handcrafted wood seating frames. Please refer to the images where you can see nice detail photos of the bare wood frames prior to applying the new upholstery. Zanuso's elegant 'baby' chairs were designed to complement both his 'lady' and 'senior' chairs and these examples have been freshly reupholstered in beautiful 70% mohair, 30% silk mix fabric which complements the brass finish legs . Both chairs retain their original early period 'Arflex' manufacturer's metal labels which we managed to retain from the old worn fabric during the reupholstery process Both chairs have been fully renovated and reupholstered in our in-house workshops, including new rubber seat...

Beautiful pair of restored sculptural form Italian lounge chairs in the style of Gio Ponti dating from the very early 1950s with beautifully hand crafted wood frames and sprung seats...

A set of nesting tables in a Brutalist Belgian 1970s style  The frames are made of solid steel and the tops all have ceramic artwork tiles with geometric symbols imbedded in concr...

Pair of Brutalist design 1970s barstools with new top quality chocolate brown leather seats and foam. The base is made of solid black stained oak wi...

Very nice and uncommon 1950s Italian rattan coatrack with very nice detailed Leather hooks. This coatrack was all handcrafted by Italian wicker crafts...

Hard to find set of 1970s Brutalist burnished Pinewood & bubble glass sphere lamps Produced by Temde Leuchten AG (Switzerland) This floor lamp...

These perfect size cabinets are sculptural, finished in brutal soldered aluminium by G.O. Studio. Grey slate recessed tops and double doors open to a leather clad single shelf. Lots ...

A vintage Belgium Decorative Item nice to display in your country style home or kitchen. Found at an Estate Sale in Brussels, Belgium.

A vintage Belgium Decorative Item nice to display in your country style home or kitchen. Found at an Estate Sale in Brussels, Belgium.

A vintage Belgium Decorative Item nice to display in your country style home or kitchen. Found at an Estate Sale in Brussels, Belgium.

A vintage Belgium Decorative Item nice to display in your country style home or kitchen. Found at an Estate Sale in Brussels, Belgium.

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