Vintage Leather Armchairs, 1980s, Czechoslovakia

These lovely folding armchairs were produced in the 1980s by Drevotvar Pardubice company in the territory of the former Czechoslovakia. The chairs are fully upholstered, made of plywood, foam and fabric. It is possible to simply unfold them into a comfortable sleeping bed...

These armchairs were made in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1980s. The chairs are made of beechwood and the cushions are upholstered in fabric. They are in very good vintage condit...

These armchairs on wheels were a part of a living room set made in the 1970´s. They represent a typical example of furniture design of the 1970/1980s years of the 20th Century ´s in ...

Vintage laundry basket, made in the 1980s in Czechoslovakia. The upper part is upholstered with leatherette and structure is made of plastic. O...

These vintage armchairs was a part of a living room set made by JITONA company in the 1970´s. They represent a typical example of furniture design of the 1970/1980s years of the 20th...

These armchairs were made in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1970s. The furniture is upholstered in leatherette and fabric. They are in good vintage condition with no damage, showi...

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of beech wood, fabric. - Good, original condition. - Seat height 41 cm.

Produced by Ton, Czechoslovakia in late 1980s. The frame is made from beech bentwood. Leather. Seat hight 42cm the color is burgundy.

A 1980s vintage bamboo armchair. In very good conditions with only few signs of time.

- Made in Europe - Minor signs of wear - suspension seat - height of seat 45 cm

Rare leather lounge chair, Saporiti by Giovanni Offredi. . 1970s. . Superb patina. . Dimensions : Length : 180cm Width : 80cm Height : 68cm . The previous owner is 1m90 tall, this lounge chair will accommodate people of all sizes ??. . Giovanni Offerdi ITALIAN, 1927-2007 About his mid-century modern furniture designs, which marry minimalist simplicity with elegance and symmetry, Italian designer Giovanni Offredi once said, "Beauty should not be confused with appearance, for the latter is the superficial part of the form". Born in Milan in 1927, Offredi was not trained as an architect, unlike many of his contemporaries in the first half of the 20th century. He also didn't start designing furniture until later in his career. Its first known pieces of furniture were commissioned by wealthy Milanese families in 1960. It was not until the late 1960s - when Mr. Offredi met Sergio Saporiti, owner of Italian furniture manufacturer and design store Saporiti - that his furniture designs have become more prominent. In 1970, Offredi joined forces with Saporiti and produced several lines of innovative and modernist furniture. Among the most outstanding pieces by Offredi are the Wave chair, sofa and chaise longue, with its soft curves, the Onda coffee...

1980s pair of Spanish leather armchairs in very good condition, with wooden legs and decorative tacks.