Office Armchair English Early XX Century George V Oak Crocodile Seat
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Antique English neo-Georgian style office armchair.
Dating back to the first post-war period, the seat is the typical English piece of furniture from the George V period, while Art Deco was spreading in Europe, the English sovereign elected neo-Georgian as the national style, a revival of the classic Georgian style which dominated English furniture and architecture between the 18th and 19th centuries.
Between the two wars, banks, post offices and public offices were built and furnished with classic furniture to "reassure" the customers who went to these places.
The chair for sale probably comes from a bank office, impeccably made, with the highest quality materials.
The entire structure is built in solid oak and the seat is upholstered in crocodile leather dyed red and studded at the edges.
Everything suggests a client who spared no expense given that other seats of this type are found with simple leather or imitation leather upholstery.
The armchair comes to us in conservative conditions, it is completely original and has never been restored.
It has some worm holes but, don't worry... it has undergone a professional anti-woodworm treatment.
The crocodile seat has been properly hydrated and polished and is really comfortable.
The entire structure has been wax polished.
The chair is ready to be used.
Measures:
Height 82 cm
Width 64 cm
Depth 57 cm
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Dating back to the first post-war period, the seat is the typical English piece of furniture from the George V period, while Art Deco was spreading in Europe, the English sovereign elected neo-Georgian as the national style, a revival of the classic Georgian style which dominated English furniture and architecture between the 18th and 19th centuries. Between the two wars, banks, post offices and public offices were built and furnished with classic furniture to "reassure" the customers who went to these places. The entire structure is built in solid oak and the seat is upholstered in crocodile leather dyed red and studded at the edges. Everything suggests a client who spared no expense given that other seats of this type are found with simple leather or imitation leather upholstery. The arm