ITALIAN FOOTSTOOL. 1970s
Barefoot stool with black lacquered iron structure and legs finished in brass covers. Upholstery in printed cotton mod "Lasso" designed by Vincent Darré for Pierre Frey.
Measurements: W 126 x D 46 x H 49 cm
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