Shockingly, amazingly close. If you got hung up on the cushion, you could easily have a new one made and still come out ahead. I guess it depends on whether you are a purist or not.
Wow good noticing Suzy. They are gorgeous chairs. It looks like Williams Sonoma Home is doing some great stuff. I will check them out. Thanks for the Post!
not mastercraft... italian... mastercraft bought them in italy and sold them as mastercraft... most mastercraft pieces are plated steel the top chairs are solid brass... ;) i know i've bought bunches of them in italy before!
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Wow- good memory Suzy! Spitting images!
ReplyDeleteShockingly, amazingly close. If you got hung up on the cushion, you could easily have a new one made and still come out ahead. I guess it depends on whether you are a purist or not.
ReplyDeleteSuzie!! You really have a great design memory - are you going to get them ???!!!
ReplyDeleteVery close indeed. Not sure if I will succumb..I'm running out of space in my apartment for new furniture - what a travesty!
ReplyDeleteGood eye and a great find!!! What a wonderful chair!
ReplyDeleteWow good noticing Suzy. They are gorgeous chairs. It looks like Williams Sonoma Home is doing some great stuff. I will check them out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Post!
Beautiful chair - and I love the rug too!
ReplyDeleteI'm totally jealous!!! You are on to something!
ReplyDeleteThey're actually American, made by Mastercraft. The Italian attribution is incorrect
ReplyDeletenot mastercraft... italian... mastercraft bought them in italy and sold them as mastercraft... most mastercraft pieces are plated steel the top chairs are solid brass... ;) i know i've bought bunches of them in italy before!
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