Bespoke Pair English Handmade Amsterdam Leather Arm Chairs Bruciato

This is an absolutely fantastic pair of new bespoke 'Amsterdam arm chairs' in a beautiful bruciato colour, hand-made in England with materials of the finest quality Old English bruciato is an aniline-finished leather that is tanned to ensure a pleasing distressed or ‘aged’ finish from new. Extra fat liquors are applied during tanning to give the leather a slightly waxy feel. These leathers are designed to allow the natural marking variations of the leather to show through to the finish coat. Pull-up leathers do not have a consistent colour density across the whole hide and are designed to change colour and sheen when pulled or stretched. They are not as colour fast as pigmented hides and are designed to allow furniture to age and relax through use and over time. Evidence of marks and scarring will be seen through the surface finish. Each hide will be unique, as will be the furniture on which it is used. The studding is achieved with close individual nails or studs - not by using strips - and each nail is individually hammered in by hand. Seats have individual double cone hand springing, each spring is hand sewn to the beechwood frame. The filling is canvas, fibre and felt. The effect can be very pleasing although bear in mind that this hand-dyed leather can fade in direct sunlight. Handmade English furniture of this quality can last for generations if well-cared for. Available in other colours upon request. Bespoke orders and wholesale enquiries welcome. Condition: In excellent condition, please see photos for confirmation. Dimensions in cm:Height 83 cm x Width 85 cm x Depth 83 cm Height 55 cm - Seat Height Dimensions in inches:Height 2 foot, 9 inches x Width 2 foot, 9 inches x Depth 2 foot, 9 inches Height 1 foot, 10 inches - Seat Height Our reference: 09085d Please feel free to email or call us (+44 20 8809 9605) to arrange a viewing in our North London warehouse.

Utropspris:SEK 47,731.29

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