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This armchair, crafted from ivorywood (Pau Marfim) hardwood with an ebony finish, features loose cushions upholstered in off-white bouclé. Its tall backrest connects seamlessly with the curved armrests, embodying a characteristic mid-century modern aesthetic. The wood has been repainted, and the cushions are newly made, ensuring the piece is in excellent condition. This armchair was purchased in Niteroi, a neighboring city of Rio de Janeiro.
While the designer remains unknown, this armchair is a fine example of the quality and thoughtful design produced in Brazil during the 1960s.
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