Color: Deep Hunter/Brunswick/Pakistan Green Fabric with Camel Brown to Light Copper-tone Golden Brown
Condition: Excellent, Next to New
Time Period: 1950-1960
Place of Origin: Parliament Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Manufacturer: [Name of Manufacturing Company]
 
Upholstery: Original Unique Features: Original Upholstery and Stitching: The chairs feature original fabric and impeccable seam line stitching, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. The fabric is free from wear, maintaining a 'next to new' appearance. Silver-Lined Decorative
Trimming: A distinctive 2 cm silver-lined track trimming embellishes the upper back support, adding both a decorative and functional aspect to the design.
 
Solid Mid-Century Craftsmanship: These chairs are a testament to Toronto's mid-century design, featuring sturdy construction and minimal signs of ageing. The frame is in excellent condition with negligible rust. Original Manufacturer's Identity Tags: Both chairs come with readable original manufacturing identity tags, providing details on materials, hazards, and the manufacturer's address—ensuring authenticity and provenance. Rare Color Scheme: The deep Hunter/Brunswick/Pakistan Green fabric paired with Camel Brown and light copper-tone golden brown is a rare color combination, making these chairs unique and versatile for various decor styles. Condition Assessment: Fabric and Stitching: The fabric and stitching are in pristine condition, with no signs of wear. The seam lines and covers appear freshly produced, with no signs of loosening, stress, or wear.
 
Metals and Frames: Three floor savers at the bottom of the legs need replacement. These are standard-sized and easily available for around $5.00 CAD. The legs and frame are in great condition, with minimal to no rust. Identification: Both pieces have original manufacturing identity tags, confirming their authenticity and origin.
Dimensions: Circa: 1950 Height: 37.5" Width: 18.25" Depth: 19"
 
Value Assessment: $400CAD Sale Price:$250 CAD
These chairs are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern furniture. The unique features and impeccable condition make them a standout addition to any collection or living space. For the Torontonian collector, these chairs are more than just furniture; they are a piece of local history, embodying the essence of mid-century design and craftsmanship.
If the listing is active, the items are still available.
While reasonable negotiation is welcome, please respect the pieces' history and value. Although similar-looking chairs may be available at lower prices, they do not offer the same level of quality and heritage as these originals in spite of unnegotiable lowballing, Cheers , Anthony