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Set of Six Rosewood Dining Chairs by Sergio Mazza for Arflex, 1960s

Sergio Mazza / Arflex

Price on request

A rare set of six mid-century modern dining chairs designed by Sergio Mazza for Arflex in the 1960s. Featuring rich rosewood frames and distinctive red upholstered seats, these Italian design classics offer clean architectural lines and exceptional vintage character, presented in unrestored condition.

This exceptional set of six dining chairs was designed by renowned Italian architect and designer Sergio Mazza for Arflex during the 1960s. Exemplifying the refined minimalism and rigorous linear purity of mid-century Italian modernism, the series showcases striking rosewood frames paired with solid wood curved backrests and slender, elegant legs. The chairs are upholstered in their original vibrant red fabric, which now shows significant wear and age, making this set an ideal restoration project. The sturdy wooden structures retain their structural integrity with only minor cosmetic scratches and surface abrasions consistent with age. Offered as a rare set of six, these chairs present an outstanding opportunity for collectors and interior designers to restore a quintessential piece of Italian design history to its original glory.

Origin

Italy, 1960s

Materials

Rosewood, Wood, Fabric

Condition

Chairs show varying degrees of wear including scratches, scuffs, and minor surface damage to the wooden frames. The fabric upholstery is worn and requires replacement or complete restoration. Frames remain structurally sound and solid.