Vintage Sabrina Chairs by Giorgio Rinaldi for Rima Padova, 1970s, Set of 4

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Extraordinary and rare set of Sabrina chairs in the most expensive and limited edition version produced in the late 70s … Read more Extraordinary and rare set of Sabrina chairs in the most expensive and limited edition version produced in the late 70s by the RIMa company of Padua and designed by Giorgio Rinaldi in collaboration with his brother Gastone.
The set stands out from many on the market as it is made with a solid, non-chromed brass structure, stamped by the company.
The upholstery of the seats is not removable but fixed and covered in a beautiful brown suede in excellent condition, with tiny signs of aging given its more than 50 years.

Product Name: Limited Edition "Sabrina" chairs by Giorgio Rinaldi for RIMa Padova
Designer: Giorgio Rinaldi in collaboration with Gastone Rinaldi
Year of Design: Late 1970s
Style: Modern with mid-century Italian design influences
Main Materials: Solid brass structure, brown suede lining
Distinctive Design: Solid brass structure stamped by the RIMa company of Padua, not chromed like many other versions on the market; Fixed padded seats covered in brown suede.
Dimensions: Height 80 - Width 50 - Depth 48 cm
Comfort: Seats with fixed padding that offer comfort and support; suede lining pleasant to the touch.
Typical Use: Elegant and refined interior furnishings, ideal for high-class living rooms or dining rooms.
Design Icon: Limited edition produced by RIMa, extraordinary example of Italian design from the 70s.
Versatility: Suitable for different interior contexts thanks to its timeless design and fine materials.
Current State of Design: In excellent condition, with tiny signs of aging consistent with its 50+ years of age.
Additional Notes: Very rare and extraordinary set, distinguished from other versions thanks to the use of exclusive materials and high quality workmanship.
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