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Pair of "Canoa" Armchairs by Gelli, 1950s - Lot 2
$4,200
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The "Canoa" armchairs by Gelli from the 1960s were crafted with Brazilian hardwood frames and upholstered in white velvet. Designed for comfort, they feature soft cushions and an angled backrest. Their clean, minimalist design allows them to seamlessly blend into any home environment. Sold as a set of two, both armchairs retain the original manufacturing seal beneath the seat.
The set has undergone careful reupholstering and meticulous wood refinishing, ensuring they are in impeccable condition while retaining the marks of time that add character. Accompanying the armchairs are images from vintage and contemporary publications showcasing similar versions of this timeless piece.
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About the Designer
Gelli Indústria de Móveis
Gelli Moveis," is considered the first furniture factory in Petropolis (Rio de Janeiro), produced in large scale for Brazilian houses since the last decade of the 19th century, the pieces by Gelli contributed to the history of Brazilian furniture.
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