This armchair features a black lacquer ebonized finish stylish frame with radically designed angular wings and legs. The elegant forms and the solid timber frame have been masterfully crafted to seamlessly transition from joint to joint.  With a comfortable and generous seat and a low-level placement the overall design easy to be placed in any room.  The original upholstery have been replaced, probably decades ago.

Between the style of Carlo Mollino and Ico Parisi. Similar pieces from such designers we found in books such as "Domus by Taschen", design archives and internet.

The chair have it provenance from residence of Architect Hammerstein in Berlin Grünwald in the 1950-60s.