Pair of armchairs H-227, Jindřich Halabala, 1930s, Czechoslovakia

Pair of H-227 armchairs designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody Brno in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s. This model is a well-known example of interwar functionalist design with Art Deco influences. The armchairs feature a solid wood structure with curved wooden armrests forming a continuous and fluid line. The seats and backs have been newly upholstered in fabric, complementing the warm tone of the wood. The pair has been renovated and remains in very good condition, with a stable construction ready for use. The model is considered a characteristic piece of Czechoslovak modernist furniture and is offered as a matching pair. Specifications: Design: Jindřich Halabala. Origin: Czechoslovakia (UP Závody Brno). Period: 1930s. Style: Functionalism / Art Deco. Material: Solid wood, bent wood, fabric. Colour: Natural wood, upholstery fabric. Condition: Very good condition following professional renovation and new upholstery. The structure is solid and stable, ready for immediate use. Estimated weight: 12–15 kg per armchair. Dimensions: Height: 80 cm, Seat height: 40 cm, Width: 65 cm, Depth: 55 cm.