Pair of Mid-Century Armchairs by Miroslav Navratil, 1960´s

- Good original condition with some signs of use.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of wood, original fabric - Wooden legs have been repolished - Good condition. - Price per piece

- good original condition with some signs of use - Height of seat 33 cm.

Armchairs by Miroslav Navratil, manufactured in Czech by TON Bystrice pod Hostýnem, 1959. Original wooden base, fiberglass shell seating with upholstery.

Made in Czechoslovakia. Seat hight 39 cm Good condition Cleaned.

Miroslav Navratil armchair made in Czech Republic, circa 1950. The item is in good original condition included fabric upholstery.  

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