This pair of armchairs is the H-410 model designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody (Úp Zavody), one of the most influential Czechoslovak furniture manufacturers of the interwar period. Dating from the 1930s, the H-410 is a hallmark of Czech functionalist and Art Deco design, instantly recognizable by its sweeping, circular bentwood armrests that curve down to meet the tapered wooden legs. Recently reupholstered in a deep blue-grey bouclé fabric, the pair combines the sculptural presence of the original design with fresh, durable textile. Their compact footprint and inviting shape make them well suited to a living room seating arrangement or a reading corner, whether placed together or spaced apart.
Condition and Character
Fully refurbished condition. Both armchairs have been fully restored: the bentwood arms and legs have been refinished and show a glossy, even surface, and the frames have been reupholstered in new bouclé fabric throughout. Please review the detailed photos to inspect the exact cosmetic condition before purchasing.
Details and Dimensions
Style: Art Deco / Functionalist
Designer: Jindřich Halabala
Model: H-410
Manufacturer: UP Závody
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Period: 1930s
Materials: Beech (bentwood), Bouclé upholstery
Dimensions: W65 x D80 cm x H78 cm
Seat Height: 42 cm
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBlue, BrownMaterialTextileNumber of items1Height78 cmWidth65 cmDepth80 cmSeat height42 cm