A Pair Of Arras Armchairs Lighting two rudimentary rollers to the

two rudimentary rollers to the base

These Chinese-railed chairs have diamond-lozenged backs corresponding to a 'garden seat' pattern illustrated in the architect Charles Over's Ornamental Architecture in the Gothic

This idea was supported by the rigid

and Anton Lorenz produced Breuer's designs in his own metal workshop and was also business manager of "Standard Möbel"

H:161 W:158 D:5 CM

A Pair Of Arras Armchairs Lighting two rudimentary rollers to theA pair of 19th century Arras Saint Sauveur armchairs. France, circa 1860. The steel formed slats used a unique method of extrusion 'demi tube' which gave the iron a rounded finish. 321 2 tall x 213 4 wide x 21 deep, seat height 171 2. 82. 5cm tall x 55. 2cm wide x 53. 5cm deep, seat height 44. 5cm. Price is for the pair.