1960s Miroslav Navratil Set of Eight Fiberglass Chairs for Vertex, Czechoslovaki

- 1960s - Czechoslovakia - Made by Vertex (marked by label) - Good original condition.

- Very practical - Stackable - Comfortable - Marked by label.

- Good original condition - In one seat of one chair aren't visible the screws.

- made in Czechoslovakia - made of wood, fabric - wooden parts has some signs use - good, original condition.

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