Pair of A. Rudin "No. 636" Art Deco Style Lounge Chairs

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A refined pair of Art Deco style "No. 636" lounge armchairs made by A. Rudin, Los Angeles, CA. The distinctive … Read more A refined pair of Art Deco style "No. 636" lounge armchairs made by A. Rudin, Los Angeles, CA. The distinctive pair features a dark espresso-tone stained hardwood frame crafted with gently curved crest rails, broad squared arms, and deep seats. The custom chairs stand upon tapered front legs and splayed saber back legs. The interior of the chairs are upholstered in a muted celadon or taupe tone woven jacquard with a fine fish-scale scalloped pattern. The exterior of the chair is finished in a striking bespoke silk fabric with a stylized thistle pattern resembling a peacock feather woven in metallic gold over a pale sage ground. Each upholstered panel is set within the frame with a welted border. The vintage fabric shows well, and is very presentable. The chairs are crafted in a modern Art Deco style, well-suited for a variety of spaces. A. Rudin manufacturer's tags are present under the seat cushions. The chair frames are sturdy and strong with excellent joinery and craftsmanship in exceptional well preserved condition given age and use. The arms of the chairs measure 24" tall. Sold as a pair. From an estate in San Francisco, CA.

Dimensions: 28"w x 33"d x 36"h, Seat 17"h

Circa: 2000-2009, United States

Materials: Fabric, Hardwood, Jacquard, Silk

Condition: Good, minor wear consistent with age and use. Beautifully crafted with strong joinery and solid construction. Good condition with age-appropriate wear, including small scratches, nicks, scuffs, and small indentations. Fabric shows well with light marks, fading, and minor wear to upholstery. See less