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THIS SET OF 4 CHAIRS WAS MADE IN ITALY IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY. THE CHAIRS INSPIRED BY THE FAMOUS CESCA B32. IN 1928, CESCA WAS THE FIRST TUBE-STEEL FRAME CHAIR OF THIS KIND. A CANED SEAT was DESIGNED BY MARCEL BREUER. THE NAME WAS A Homage to FRANCESCA – BREUER’S FOSTER DAUGHTER. ONE OF THE ORIGINAL CHAIR IS IN THE MUSEUM OF ART IN NEW YORK. IT IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE 10 MOST IMPORTANT CHAIRS OF THE 20th CENTURY. THE CHAIR’S FRAME IS MADE OF CHROME STEEL. THE EDGES OF THE SEAT AND THE BACKREST ARE LIGHT SOLID WOOD AND THE CENTER IS MADE OF WOVEN RATTAN. SIGNED MADE IN ITALY.
THE CHAIRS ARE IN THE ORIGINAL VINTAGE CONDITION. HAVE MINOR TRACES ON THE RATTAN. THE SEAT HEIGHT IS 44 CM. ONE OF THE CHAIRS IS 3CM LOWER AND HAS 81CM OF HEIGHT.
