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Attributed to Robert MALLET-STEVENS (1886–1945) Comparable to model “No. 17,” commonly known as “Hamac,” first listed in 1923 in Pierre Dariel’s catalog *Jardins de France*. A rare pair of armchairs made of pine with slats, formerly white-lacquered, featuring an openwork latticework frame. Circa 1925–1930. Height: 104 cm Width: 73 cm Depth: 87.5 cm Some damage and missing pieces; joints show some play; typical signs of restoration. Traces of stripped white paint.
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