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Pair of small armchairs decorated with embossed copper inserts

Lot 130
03.07.2024 15:00UTC +02:00
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€ 5 670
AuctioneerIl Ponte Casa d'Aste
Event locationItaly, Milano
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ID 1251385
Lot 130 | Pair of small armchairs decorated with embossed copper inserts
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 2 000
Pair of small armchairs decorated with embossed copper inserts. Oriental-style architectural structure decorated with spouts in bone and various woods, covered in embossed copper foil with geometric motifs and inlaid with oriental-style metal graphics. Front, sides and back of seat decorated with rounded shield made of different woods threaded and inlaid with metal graphic motifs and decorated in the centre with embossed copper moulding. Seat, armrests and backrest upholstered in beige alcantara, not contemporary. Milan, late 19th century. (59x85x49 cm.) (defects and modifications)
Address of auction Il Ponte Casa d'Aste
Via Pontaccio 12
20121 Milano
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