Velvet Lounge Chairs from Hotel Kyjev by Ivan Matusik, Czechoslovakia, 1970

- Made of oakwood - Quality, fixed Czechoslovakian lounge chairs - Partially renovated - Original upholstery - Very good condition - W...

Chair was designed by architect Vojtech Vilhan for Hotel Kyjev in Bratislava in 1973. The hotel, built by architect Jozef Lacko in 1968-1973. The complet...

- Czechoslovakia - 1970 - one piece available jr

- good original condition with minor signs of use - Iron lacquered base

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