Coronado Set - SOLD

Coronado Set is a vintage design set realized by Afra Bianchin and Tobia Scarpa for their company B&B Italia in the 1960s.

This set is composed by a sofa and two armchairs model Coronado. Brown leather. Label manufacturer with specific details and series number.

Dimensions: Sofa: 76 x 210 x 85 cm; Weight 55 kg. Armchairs: 76 x 92 x 96 cm; weight 30 kg (dimensions and weight of one item)

A piece of vintage furniture signed by Afra Bianchin & Tobia Scarpa, an evergreen design icon. B&B Italia is an Italian company founded in 1966 in Novedrate. The company produced contemporary design furniture for the home marking the history of furniture design.

Good condition except for some minor stains due to time and scratches.

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Coronado Setis a vintage design set realized by Afra Bianchin and Tobia Scarpa for their companyB&B Italia in the 1960s.

This set is composed by a sofa and two armchairs model Coronado. Brown leather. Label manufacturer with specific details and series number.

Dimensions: Sofa: 76 x 210 x 85 cm; Weight 55 kg. Armchairs: 76 x 92 x 96 cm; weight 30 kg (dimensions and weight of one item)

A piece of vintage furniture signed by Afra Bianchin & Tobia Scarpa, an evergreen design icon. B&B Italia is an Italian company founded in 1966 in Novedrate. The company produced contemporary design furniture for the home marking the history of furniture design.

Good condition except for some minor stains due to time and scratches.

Collect A Vintage Design Piece Of Furniture On Wallector.com!

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SKU
T-125236
Artist
Afra Bianchin, Tobia Scarpa
Furniture Types
Seating
Year
1960s
Period
1960s
Material
Leather
Conditions
Good (minor cosmetic wear)
Dimensions (cm)
76 x 210 x 76
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