1960s Pair of Restored Shell Chairs in Bouclé, Czechoslovaki

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of wood, synthetic sheep skin - Wooden legs have been repolished - Very good condition.

Lounge chair by M. Navratil, made in Czechoslovakia, in the 1960's. Made of wood and fabric. Cleaned, shows minor signs of use. Fully functional.

- Very good original condition with minor signs of use - Labeled by producer.

- Newly upholstered with quality synthetic fabric imitating sheepskin - beech legs have been refurbished - height of seat 40 cm.

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