Pair of armchairs. Genoa, 18th century Carved and gilded walnut wood, upholstered seat and back, vegetal carvings, hides and mirrored coats of arms on the band, legs, armrests and backrest W 75 - D 60 - H 100 cm Good general condition, signs of wear over time on the structure and fabric, small flaws and breaks, as shown in the photos Good general condition, signs of wear over time on the structure and fabric, small flaws and breaks, as shown in the photos https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/v3gdmp5b76m70qmry4n8a/AAaVsPLNN-K7AjNQbKSYhqk?rlkey=c9aavyebrgqtco0pjfrrhdgb8&st=75ug9l2n&dl=0

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