PAIR OF BAUHAUS STYLE CHAIRS, ITALY 70'S
Pair of Bauhaus style chairs made in the 70's for Pizzi Arredamenti in Italy. Composed of a structure made of tube and steel plate with the seat and backrest reupholstered by hand in yellow cotton velvet
Measurements: W 54 x D 54 x H 70 cm
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