Vintage Mahogany Armchair with Original Fortuny Upholstery
Local Pickup Exclusive!* This vintage carved mahogany armchair came from an oceanside estate in Marblehead, MA. It has gorgeous original Fortuny fabric upholstery, which is some of the world's finest quality printed fabric. Mariano Fortuny (1871-1949) was a Spanish inventor, designer, and artist who worked in Venice. In 1906, Fortuny and Henriette Negrin, his wife and collaborator, opened the Fortuny factory. This world-renowned factory, which is built on the grounds of an old convent, honors the founder's wishes specified in his will that the method of production used to create the iconic textiles are never to be publicly revealed. These meticulous practices have resulted in Fortuny fabrics being showcased in museums across the world, including an extensive collection at the MET. This chair measures approximately 27 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 38 inches tall, and is in great condition.
*Please note that this item is available for local pickup only at Salt Marsh Antiques in Rowley, Massachusetts. More details about local pickups are listed at checkout. If you select a shipping option at checkout for this product, your order will be cancelled and you will be asked to try again.
Some of our items may be listed as "local pickup only" for various reasons, often because the object may be unusually heavy or irregularly shaped, making shipping more challenging than usual. If you are interested in one of these items and are absolutely unable to arrange for an in-person pick up, please use the contact form to reach out and discuss potential options. Please also be advised that our inventory rotates and the items listed on this website may not always be on public display at Salt Marsh. If you wish to see a specific item in person, please visit our FAQ page to learn more about how to schedule a viewing.
Local Pickup Exclusive!* This vintage carved mahogany armchair came from an oceanside estate in Marblehead, MA. It has gorgeous original Fortuny fabric upholstery, which is some of the world's finest quality printed fabric. Mariano Fortuny (1871-1949) was a Spanish inventor, designer, and artist who worked in Venice. In 1906, Fortuny and Henriette Negrin, his wife and collaborator, opened the Fortuny factory. This world-renowned factory, which is built on the grounds of an old convent, honors the founder's wishes specified in his will that the method of production used to create the iconic textiles are never to be publicly revealed. These meticulous practices have resulted in Fortuny fabrics being showcased in museums across the world, including an extensive collection at the MET. This chair measures approximately 27 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 38 inches tall, and is in great condition.
*Please note that this item is available for local pickup only at Salt Marsh Antiques in Rowley, Massachusetts. More details about local pickups are listed at checkout. If you select a shipping option at checkout for this product, your order will be cancelled and you will be asked to try again.
Some of our items may be listed as "local pickup only" for various reasons, often because the object may be unusually heavy or irregularly shaped, making shipping more challenging than usual. If you are interested in one of these items and are absolutely unable to arrange for an in-person pick up, please use the contact form to reach out and discuss potential options. Please also be advised that our inventory rotates and the items listed on this website may not always be on public display at Salt Marsh. If you wish to see a specific item in person, please visit our FAQ page to learn more about how to schedule a viewing.
Local Pickup Exclusive!* This vintage carved mahogany armchair came from an oceanside estate in Marblehead, MA. It has gorgeous original Fortuny fabric upholstery, which is some of the world's finest quality printed fabric. Mariano Fortuny (1871-1949) was a Spanish inventor, designer, and artist who worked in Venice. In 1906, Fortuny and Henriette Negrin, his wife and collaborator, opened the Fortuny factory. This world-renowned factory, which is built on the grounds of an old convent, honors the founder's wishes specified in his will that the method of production used to create the iconic textiles are never to be publicly revealed. These meticulous practices have resulted in Fortuny fabrics being showcased in museums across the world, including an extensive collection at the MET. This chair measures approximately 27 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 38 inches tall, and is in great condition.
*Please note that this item is available for local pickup only at Salt Marsh Antiques in Rowley, Massachusetts. More details about local pickups are listed at checkout. If you select a shipping option at checkout for this product, your order will be cancelled and you will be asked to try again.
Some of our items may be listed as "local pickup only" for various reasons, often because the object may be unusually heavy or irregularly shaped, making shipping more challenging than usual. If you are interested in one of these items and are absolutely unable to arrange for an in-person pick up, please use the contact form to reach out and discuss potential options. Please also be advised that our inventory rotates and the items listed on this website may not always be on public display at Salt Marsh. If you wish to see a specific item in person, please visit our FAQ page to learn more about how to schedule a viewing.
