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Art Deco Cylindrical Bar Stool In Reel Wood Veneer And Leather, France, 1940s

1st Dibs

$2,557

Immerse yourself in the charm and sophistication of authentic French Art Deco design with this beautifully restored barstool from the 1940s. Each of the four available stools embodies the elegance and timeless craftsmanship of an era when furniture was both a statement of luxury and artistry. The cylindrical silhouette is sleek and bold, with a lustrous high-gloss finish that accentuates the rich textures of the genuine wood veneer. This glossy sheen is a result of meticulous restoration, ensuring that every stool exudes the same allure it did over 80 years ago. The footrest, in polished chrome, adds a striking contrast while offering a functional and comfortable touch for the sitter. Topped with freshly upholstered, genuine leather seats, these stools promise not only style but also comfort. The leather is soft and smooth, inviting you to take a seat and enjoy a moment of relaxation. Whether you’re sipping a fine vintage or gathering with friends for an evening of laughter and memories, these barstools will serve as the perfect companions for those intimate moments. Available as individual pieces or in a set of four, these stools bring a touch of French history and charm to your space. Each one tells a story — a story of craftsmanship, elegance, and the countless experiences waiting to unfold. Perfect for transforming your home bar or adding a touch of vintage glamour to your dining area. Let these timeless pieces be a part of your next gathering, creating an ambiance of sophistication and warmth. Height: 81 cm Diameter cylinder: 34 cm Diameter footrest: 45 cm Matching semi-circle bar counter on request.

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