Wooden Folding Chair by Aldo Jacober, 1960s

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This wooden folding chair designed by aldo jacobe features a simple and functional design, typical of folding furniture from the … Read more This wooden folding chair designed by aldo jacobe features a simple and functional design, typical of folding furniture from the past. The frame is made of solid wood, probably beech or a similar wood, with a white painted finish that shows obvious signs of wear and chipping, giving it an authentic lived-in look and rustic charm. The seat is made of horizontal wooden slats, fixed to the supporting structure with interlocking joints and screws. The backrest is made of a single horizontal element in the upper part, supported by two lateral uprights that cross with the rear legs, allowing the chair to be folded like a book. The closing mechanism is essential and visible, based on hinges and pins that allow the chair to be folded compactly for easy storage or transport. The slightly flared legs ensure stability when the chair is open. Despite the signs of time, this folding chair retains its character and could be used as a decorative piece of furniture in vintage, shabby chic contexts or as an occasional seat with an authentic flavour. Its imperfections tell its story and underline its uniqueness.

category chair style vintage dimensions: height cm 73 width cm 46 depth cm 45.5 color: white brown cream material: wood metal conditions: good vintage object, fully functional but shows signs of wear such as scratches, dents, defects in the material and repairs See less