Hoggarth Studio
A Pair of Rosewood Italian Dining Chairs by Tito Agnoli for La Linia (1950/60s)
£1,800.00
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Hoggarth Studio
A Pair of Rosewood Italian Dining Chairs by Tito Agnoli for La Linia (1950/60s)
£1,800.00
These rare Tito Agnoli chairs were designed and manufactured in the late 50's to early 60's. The rosewood frames have signs of professional restoration, some marks and imperfections, new french cane in perfect condition with no breaks.
The makers marks are clear and present.
Width - 39.5 cm
Depth - 40.5 cm
Height - 77cm
Seat Height - 44cm
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