1940s Rare Miroslav Navratil armchair in Alvar Aalto style - Czechoslovakia

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of Wood,Fabric The chair is suitable for reupholstery The wood is good condition Original condition.

Miroslav Navratil armchair made in Czech Republic, circa 1950. The item is in good original condition included fabric upholstery.  

- 2 pieces available - Carefully refurbished - Newly upholstered - high of seat 41 cm

- Czechoslovakia, 1949 - Very rare - Only few pieces made - Completely original and well preserved condition - Published in books and found in museum in Brno.  

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