Italian Mid-Century Modern Plywood and Ash Dining Chairs surrealist furniture combining functional steel framing with

combining functional steel framing with generously cushioned leather upholstery

produced in Scandinavia during the 1970s

postmodern design which features a halo-shaped backrest made of polyurethane

Wicker cane in good condition with no need of replacement

reminiscent of the designs by Annig Sarian

Italian Mid-Century Modern Plywood and Ash Dining Chairs surrealist furniture combining functional steel framing withItalian dining chairs from the 1970s featuring molded plywood seats and curved backrests on solid ash frames. The clean lines, rounded back profile, and finger jointed detailing at the corners are characteristic of Afra & Tobia Scarpa's work for Molteni during the period. Each chair is constructed with precision joinery and a sculpted ergonomic seat that highlights the grain of the warm toned wood. The overall form shows the restrained craftsmanship