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Antique red garden folding chairs (c.1920). Set of 4 pieces, Garden chairs, Wood, Iron, Vintage
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Antique red garden folding chairs (c.1920). Set of 4 pieces

€490Bid from €441

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Gelida (Barcelona), SpainOn Whoppah since July 2026 • 1 sale
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Antique red garden folding chairs (c.1920) Ref.: AM16029-S4 Approximate age: 150 years Material: Iron and wood Origin: France Our antique folding chairs are unique pieces that stand out for: The special and elegant shape of its backrest, combined with the bright red color, makes this piece a unique element for an original space. The combination of attractiveness and functionality facilitates both mobility and storage. Its style is suitable for a variety of spaces, such as gardens, patios, terraces and even interiors. The state of conservation is optimal, except for the characteristic imperfections of any antique furniture due to the course of the years. Give a point of originality to your home with these unique pieces, which merge with contemporary style, bringing personality to your home. This set of chairs can be combined with any of our garden tables or our antique barrels or casks. available. UNIQUE PIECES Additional details: - Brand: AMARU - Style: French Provençal - Style: Antique - Period: 1920s

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CategoryGarden chairsConditionVery goodColorsRed, WhiteMaterialWood, IronStyleVintageHeight46 cmWidth40 cmDepth88 cmSeller locationGelida (Barcelona), SpainDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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