Pamplona Chairs in Leather attributed to Augusto Savini for Pozzi, Italy, 1965, Set of 8

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Introducing Pamplona Dining Chairs by Augusto Savini for Pozzi, 1965 – Set of 8 The chairs represent a harmonious blend … Read more Introducing Pamplona Dining Chairs by Augusto Savini for Pozzi, 1965 – Set of 8 The chairs represent a harmonious blend of Italian design flair, craftsmanship, and comfort. Augusto Savini, a renowned designer, is celebrated for his ability to infuse elegance and functionality into his creations, and these chairs are no exception. The Pamplona Chairs are inspired by the picturesque landscape of Pamplona, Spain, reflecting Savini's keen eye for capturing the essence of beauty in his designs. Each curve and contour is meticulously crafted, showcasing Savini's dedication to detail and form. The sculptural frame is crafted from lacquered wood, complemented by exposed metal hardware that adds a distinctive architectural element. The curved armrests and ergonomically designed seat and backrest ensure both style and comfort. Upholstered in original white leather or fabric, these chairs exude timeless sophistication, making them an ideal addition to any modern or vintage-inspired dining space. A rare and collectible set, these Pamplona chairs stand as a testament to Italian craftsmanship and avant-garde design. Perfect for collectors and design enthusiasts alike. Details: Designer: Augusto Savini Manufacturer: POZZI Country: Italy Model: Pamplona dining chairs Design period: 1965 Date of manufacturing: circa 1960-70 Size wdh in cm: 58x53x72 / Seat height 44 cm / Arm height 67 cm. Material: Wood / Leather / Aluminum Condition: Good / The lacquer and leather have signs of age and use in the manor of scuffs, dings and wear / Two of the chairs have new lacquer and are slightly lighter in colour which is not really noticeable / Some feet underneath the legs have been changed / Two of the chairs have brass details where the rest have aluminum details This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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