Pair of Bauhaus Armchairs, 1950's, Poland

The armchairs were most likely manufactured at the turn of the 1940s and 1950s in the "wschód - zadziele" factory, which had been defunct for years, which produced furniture under the thonet license. During the war, the company was taken over by mucke melder, then nationalized. An extremely comfortable, spring-filled seat supported by chrome tubes. The armrests and leg ends are made of beech wood. The armchairs have undergone a comprehensive renovation. The chrome tubes have been polished, preserved in excellent condition. There are no pitting or corrosion spots, they look very good. The wooden elements have been finished with a high-gloss polish. The upholstery has been recreated and covered with a fabric that refers to the character of the furniture. Dimensions. 81 X 59.5 X 83 cm.