Fünf Armlehnstühle im Wiener Jugendstil Height: 83 cm.
Seat height: 47 cm.
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Fünf Armlehnstühle im Wiener Jugendstil

Height: 83 cm. Seat height: 47 cm. Width: 56 cm. Depth: 41 cm. Vienna, around 1905 or later. In ebonized wood, partly designed in bentwood technique with canted legs, armrests lined with stylized matching floral ornamentation and backrests in a lobed fit. Bright, friendly seat upholstery renewed ready for use. (14010116) (13)

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Fünf Armlehnstühle im Wiener Jugendstil

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