1930s Metal Sling Back Chair by Salvatore Bevelaqua

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1930s Metal Sling Back Chair by Salvatore BevelaquaItaly, 1930s. A rare 1930s sling back chair by Italian designer Salvatore Bevelaqua, showcasing the refined minimalism of early modernist design. Its sculptural metal frame supports a simple linen sling, creating a piece that is both utilitarian and elegant. The gentle curve of the frame adds rhythm and ease, while the raw patina of the metal contrasts beautifully with the natural textile. A timeless expression of form and function, this chair

Angelo Mangiarotti “Eros” marble console

Mid 20th Century

Structural nuances seen in vintage pieces - including finger joints

Finished in a soft chalky white glaze and mounted on a black base

Situated on a sandbank between the Indian Ocean and the Bentota River

Bottle arrives in the 100% natural wooden rectangular box

A striking blend of modern design and plush comfort

The soft irregular pattern of highs and lows

Woven by hand in Anatolia in the 1950s

A timeless design that sits effortlessly within contemporary

the chair retains its authenticity with some marks and imperfections visible on the Lucite surface and cushion - subtle traces of its journey through time that add to its character

Elevating the extreme forces of nature

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