Pair of Italian Brass Stools

Mid Century vintage benches

Pair of Italian Brass Stools original seats in skai leather are the distinctive features of these stools.

Materials: Brass, wood, skai leather

Colors: Gold, aqua green

Period: 1950/1960

Conditions: Wear consistent with age and use

Height: 4.96

Length: 16.92

Diameter: 12.20

Origin: Italy

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Description

Pair of rectangular brass stools, with original vintage upholstery, in skai leather, in fashionable aqua green, so popular in 1950s Italy.
They are completed with an aqua green lacquered wood frame.
Turn the stools over and you’ll see a yellow-gold trim finishing the lower part of the seat.
They stand on four oblique golden brass legs.
This pair of stools is original in all its parts.
The upholstery, from the era, is in very good condition and does not need to be changed.

Technical data sheet

Materials: Brass, wood, skai leather

Colors: Gold, aqua green

Period: 1950/1960

Conditions: Wear consistent with age and use

Height: 4.96

Length: 16.92

Diameter: 12.20

Origin: Italy

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Since 2002, Sabrina Egidi has been registered in the list of expert appraisers of the Civil Court and the Chamber of Commerce of Rome.

This serves as an absolute guarantee of the authenticity of the furnishings offered and the accuracy of the information in the presentation sheets.

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Sabrina Egidi has been active in the antique world since the 1980s; integrity, expertise, and professionalism have always been the hallmarks of her work.

The opening of her gallery in Paris in 2005 marked her recognition at an international level, through collaborations with the most prestigious interior designers in Europe and worldwide.