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1970s French Hollywood Regency Folding Safari Chair in Solid Teak, Black Leather and Brass Exceptional vintage French folding safari armchair …
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1970s French Hollywood Regency Folding Safari Chair in Solid Teak, Black Leather and Brass Exceptional vintage French folding safari armchair from the 1970s, featuring an elegantly sculpted solid teak faux bamboo frame, original black leather sling upholstery, and refined brass hardware. This distinctive piece combines the exotic elegance of Hollywood Regency furniture with the practical sophistication of traditional campaign and safari chair design. The beautifully constructed solid teak frame features carefully carved bamboo-inspired detailing, decorative turned finials, and an attractive warm brown finish that highlights the natural character of the wood. The chair’s striking silhouette is defined by its architectural folding frame, featuring intersecting wooden supports and a suspended black leather seat and backrest. The original leather upholstery provides a sophisticated contrast to the rich teak wood, while the leather armrest straps, attached with brass fittings, enhance its authentic safari-inspired appearance. Decorative brass accents on the rounded wooden finials add an additional touch of refinement. The folding construction makes this chair both functional and visually distinctive, reflecting the influence of traditional portable campaign furniture on 20th-century European interior design. Its combination of sculptural form, natural materials, and rich vintage patina makes it an excellent addition to Hollywood Regency, mid-century modern, eclectic, and contemporary interiors.
French vintage design, circa 1970s Solid teak wood frame with faux bamboo detailing Original black leather sling seat and backrest Traditional folding safari chair construction Decorative turned wooden finials Brass fittings and decorative accents Suspended leather armrest straps Beautiful warm teak wood finish Elegant architectural silhouette Distinctive Hollywood Regency and campaign furniture influences
Dimensions: Overall Height: 89 cm / 35.04 in Seat Height: 45 cm / 17.72 in Width: 55 cm / 21.65 in Depth: 52 cm / 20.47 in Condition: Good original vintage condition, displaying authentic signs of age and use. The teak wood frame retains its original warm finish and attractive patina, with minor surface marks and wear consistent with its age. The original black leather shows visible creasing, surface wear, and natural aging. A small stitched repair is present on the right leather armrest. These characteristics reflect the chair’s history and contribute to its authentic vintage appearance. Please refer to the detailed photographs for a comprehensive impression of its condition.
Details: Country of Origin: France Period: 1970s Style: Hollywood Regency / Campaign / Safari / Mid-Century Modern Materials: Solid Teak Wood, Leather, Brass Color: Warm Brown, Black Condition: Good Original Vintage Condition A highly decorative vintage safari armchair offering an appealing combination of French design, sculptural faux bamboo craftsmanship, and classic black leather upholstery. An excellent statement piece for collectors and interior designers seeking distinctive vintage seating with character and architectural presence.
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- Dimensions
- 21.65ʺW × 20.47ʺD × 35.04ʺH
- Styles
- Hollywood Regency
- Period
- 1970s
- Country of Origin
- France
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Brass
- Leather
- Condition
- Good Condition, Unknown, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Black
- Condition Notes
- Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use\. Refinished Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use\. Refinished less
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