Chiavari Chair, Polished Brass Italy, 1960s

Stunning Italian Chiavari chair with bat motif and velvet upholstery, circa 1960s. Designed by Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi and produced since the early 19th century in the Ligurian tow...

Pair of polished brass high back side chairs by Chiavari. A wonderful handcrafted pair of polished brass side chairs with shapely crest rails and spindled backs and with red original...

Set of two stunning Italian polished brass Chiavari chairs with bat motif and red velvet original upholstery, circa 1950s. Designed by Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi and produced since the early 19th century in the Ligurian town of Chiavari, Italy. Perfect for a writing desk, boudoir or vanity chairs. Price is for a pair. DIMENSIONS H 35.5 in. x W 15 in. x D 15 in. H 90.17 cm x W 38.1 cm x D 38.1 cm SEAT HEIGHT...

1960s vintage Italian Hollywood Regency gilt iron vanity chair. Petite Italian vanity side chair in gold gilt wrought iron, light weight and perfectl...

Italy, 1960s Chiavari Italian brass side chair. Polished solid brass frame is slim and beautiful. This chair is more petite than most. CONDITION NOTES: Solid brass frame is in very g...

Mid Century Modern Vintage Chiavari side chair from brass with renewed yellow velvet fabric seat. This wonderful side chair or chair Chiavari shows a beautiful brass patina as a desi...

1970s Italian Chiavari gilt shiny brass chair with great vintage patina and perfect long lasting solid structure. The actual green velvet upholstery ...

A splendid brass example of the Chiavari style first developed in the coastal town of Chiavari, south of Milan, Italy. This particular specimen is in excellent condition, with a lovely recent restoration of the upholstery, well cushioned, in a tasteful dark green velvet. The chair is in very sound condition and is of a higher quality than others we have handled - notably the shaping of the feet and the back are particularly fine. The original Chiavari chair is a delicate-boned creature in light-weight timber, designed to be both light and strong. It’s turned timber frame gave the opportunity for elaborate decoration which was popular in the mid to late 1800s. The brass version was created in the 1950s as a playful reference to the original, the brass emphasising the elaborate framework. It’s intended as a decorative chair for hallways, as a bedside chair, or can be used as a feature chair...