Art Deco Walnut Sofa Bed, 1920s

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An exceptional and highly collectible art deco convertible daybed (ottoman sofa) from the late 1920s, featuring a striking geometric frame … Read more An exceptional and highly collectible art deco convertible daybed (ottoman sofa) from the late 1920s, featuring a striking geometric frame crafted from premium solid walnut with a masterfully polished finish. The solid, contoured side panels and the rigorous, clean lines of the backrest perfectly embody the refined central european modernism of the era.
the true highlight of this piece is its extraordinary original period futurist jacquard velvet fabric, beautifully preserved. The upholstery showcases the iconic multi-colored "chevron" (maxi zig-zag) geometric pattern in rich, warm earth tones—including forest green, sage, ochre, rust, and cream—simulating the dynamism, speed, and energy characteristic of the early 20th-century avant-garde movements.
provenance & cataloging:
this rare specimen boasts an illustrious history, originating from the private estate of a prominent aristocratic family in venice. Since 1999, it has been a prized piece within the renowned a&myart collection, where it is officially registered and archived under inventory number ma s65. The survival of the original fabric, combined with its prestigious and traceable provenance, elevates this daybed to a museum-quality acquisition, perfect for high-end eclectic interiors and discerning collectors.
dimensions
• height: 85 cm (33.46 in.)
• width: 185 cm (72.83 in.)
• depth: 80 cm (31.50 in.)
• seat height: 50 cm (19.69 in.)
condition
• condition: very good vintage condition.
• notes: the walnut structure has been professionally conserved and polished. The original period jacquard fabric displays a magnificent patina with minimal wear consistent with age and use, certifying its historical authenticity and value. The original spring seating remains firm and comfortable. 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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