Two-seater leather Chesterfield sofa, United Kingdom, 19th century

Two-seater leather Chesterfield sofa, United Kingdom, 19th century characteristic shape with rounded armrests in line with the backrest, low seat and quilted leather upholstery with buttons; low circular wooden feet. A timeless symbol of prestige and elegance, the Chesterfield sofa was born at the end of the 18th century at the request of Lord Phillip Dormer Stanhope, fourth Earl of Chesterfield, nobleman, diplomat, writer and member of the House of Lords, who commissioned a London craftsman to create a comfortable sofa to rest during the day without creasing your clothes. For the capitonné workmanship he took inspiration from the carriage seats of the time. The leather used for this type of processing is bovine leather which, perfectly tanned, guaranteed comfort and hygiene while at the same time giving importance and personality. 74x190x90 cm