French Mid-Century Armchairs and Stools

A pair of French mid-century vinyl covered arm chairs and…
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A pair of French mid-century vinyl covered arm chairs and stools, circa 1940s-50s, the tablet back buttoned chairs with deep padded seats, shaped timber arms and supports to short cabriole legs, the round stools with tapering slightly sabre legs, upholstered in block red and beige colours, one stool red, the other beige with contrasting sides, height 95 cm, width 62 cm, depth 65 cm, (chair)

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