Scissors armchair around 1900 made of walnut wood, semicircular shaped seat, with armrests, back part slightly bulging backwards, reinforced with thin rungs. Feet also in half round form, at the lower end reinforced by turned bracing. Signs of age and wear. H. 76cm, W. 59cm, D. 48cm. Scherensessel um 1900 aus Nussbaumholz gefertigt, Sitzfläche halbrund geformt, mit Armlehnen, Rückenteil etwas nach hinten gebaucht, mit dünnen Sprossen verstärkt. Füße auch in halbrunder Form, am unteren Ende durch gedrechselte Verstrebungen verstärkt. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren. H. 76cm, B. 59cm, T. 48cm.

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