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Pair of stools by Guillerme and Chambon, Circa 1960
Pair of stools by Guillerme et Chambon, 60s design, period tapestry.H: 47 cm, W: 46 cm, D: 46 cm
Stools
Pair of curved stools in gilded wrought iron from the early 20th century.
Galerie Martynoff Paris
€3,800.00
Pair of early 20th century gilded wrought iron curved stools and seats.
Pair of 1930-1940s wrought iron and gilded curved stools, red velvet seats, Art Deco style.
€1,450.00
Pair of lacquered metal stools by Vincent Darré & Monoprix.
Pair of stools by Vincent Darré for Monoprix, lacquered metal, 21st century.
H: 45cm, D: 35cm
€950.00
Pair of 1980s design stools in chromed metal and skai.
Pair of 1980s design stools in chromed metal and skai.
H: 84cm, W: 40, D: 50cm
€2,200.00
Pair of stools in beige leopard print fabric
This stool is an occasional seat, entirely upholstered in a beige leopard print fabric. The structure features an upholstered cross base to ensure a stable seat.
These items are delivered assembled and ready to use.
W. 62 | D. 46 | H. 50 cm
Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
€2,200.00
Pair of stools in cream bouclé fabric
This stool is entirely upholstered in a cream bouclé fabric made from polyester and acrylic. The structure features an upholstered cross base that ensures the stability of the seat.
W. 62 | D. 46 | H. 50 cm
Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
€2,200.00
Pair of stools in off-white fabric
The stool is an occasional chair entirely upholstered in an off-white fabric made from viscose and polyester. The structure is characterised by an upholstered cross base that ensures the stability of the seat.
W. 62 | D. 46 | H. 50 cm
Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
€2,200.00
Pair of stools in tigris brown fabric
The stool is an occasional chair entirely upholstered in tigris brown fabric. The structure is characterised by an upholstered cross base which ensures the stability of the seat.
W. 62 | D. 46 | H. 50 cm
Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.