360,00 €
This elegant neoclassical Chiavari Opéra chair is crafted from polished brass. These chairs gained fame in 1953 when they were used at the wedding of John and Jackie Kennedy. The brass frame is notable for its substantial weight and intricate details, hallmarking the quality typical of Italian craftsmanship. The front spindle legs feature a balustrade shape ending in a pointed tip, characteristic of this period. The rear legs extend seamlessly upwards, ensuring the chair’s stability. It’s an excellent choice for a vanity table or as a side chair, sure to impress with its refined elegance.
Chiavari chairs are named after the Italian town where they originated. This small town in northern Italy began producing these chairs in the early 19th century. In 1807, Gaetano Descalzi designed a lightweight, elegant, yet sturdy chair made of cherry wood, known as the “Chiavarine.” The design was inspired by a Louis XV chair with a side backrest but without upholstery. Initially intended for dining rooms, these chairs gained widespread recognition after the Kennedy wedding and became popular in ballrooms and as luxurious accent chairs in homes.
Dimensions: 93 x 45 x 42 cm
Weight: 6 kg
The chair is in good condition.
1 in stock
| Weight | 6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 93 × 45 × 42 cm |
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