Pair of Chrome and Leather Directors Chairs

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Set of eight beautiful 1980s Italian chrome gold and red leather Savonarola director's chair in perfect conditions, with very minor fading and great timeless patina. Very comfortable...

Pair of beautiful 1980s Italian chrome gold and red leather Savonarola director's chair in perfect conditions, with very minor fading and great timeless patina. Very comfortable arm...

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Remarkable set of 4 absolutely stylish director's armchairs with sleek polished X frames for added support and stability, with fine Italian grey stitched leather sling backs and seats. Highly decorative comfortable chairs, designed in the manner of Alessandro Albrizzi, with geometric shaped polished chrome frame panels with stretcher. Highly functional chairs, great around a dining table, film set or accent chairs in a studio or bar. Great condition throughout with some signs of age and use through light pitting, and slight wear - light rust spots to the finish. Height 90cm Width 44cm Depth 60cm Delivery quote available on request. Collection TN12 6PY “Baron Alessandro R. de C, Albrizzi opened up his first of many shops all over the world in 1968 at One Sloan Square in London. When the words "Jet Set" meant following the sun in Pucci prints to a bossa nova beat. Albrizzi was there. With panache and sophistication he translated the spirit of swinging London...