An elegant vintage sun lounger crafted in Czechoslovakia during the 1940s. Combining a beautifully shaped beechwood frame with natural rattan cane panels, this distinctive piece reflects the transition from interwar modernism towards the softer, more organic forms of mid-century furniture design.
The lounger is characterized by its graceful silhouette, with a tall, gently reclining backrest, sweeping curved armrests and slender wooden legs. The sculptural construction creates a striking interplay between flowing lines and carefully balanced proportions, while the woven rattan seat and backrest introduce lightness, texture and natural warmth.
A particularly appealing feature is the integrated pull-out footrest, which slides neatly beneath the seat when not in use. When extended, it transforms the armchair into a comfortable chaise lounge, offering a practical and space-saving solution without compromising the elegance of the design.
The warm honey-colored beechwood and finely woven natural cane create a harmonious combination of materials. Equally suited to a contemporary interior, conservatory or carefully curated vintage setting, the lounger offers both sculptural presence and everyday functionality.
The lounger is preserved in good original condition, retaining a pronounced and attractive patina developed over decades of use. The natural rattan cane remains sturdy and in excellent condition, without damage. Both the seat and backrest retain their woven surfaces, as does the integrated footrest.
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Year: 1940s
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Origin: Czechoslovakia
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Materials: Beechwood, natural rattan cane
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Condition: Good original vintage condition; visible patina and surface wear to the wooden frame; rattan sturdy and in excellent condition without damage
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Dimensions: Height: 95 cm, Width: 67 cm, Seat height: 39 cm, Length (footrest retracted): 88 cm, Length (footrest extended): 130 cm
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