Vintage Mito Chairs by Carlo Bartoli for Tisettanta, 1970s, Set of 2

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A splendid and elegant pair of "Mito" dining chairs, designed by renowned architect and designer Carlo Bartoli for the historic … Read more A splendid and elegant pair of "Mito" dining chairs, designed by renowned architect and designer Carlo Bartoli for the historic Tisettanta company in the late 1960s. An absolute icon of Italian modernism, renowned for its ability to combine an organic and sinuous visual aesthetic with expertly engineered materials.

The chairs are distinguished by a solid and ergonomic supporting structure with flowing lines, crafted from bent wood with a glossy black lacquer finish. The enveloping shell, which combines a flexible backrest and a curved square seat in a single, continuous piece, is enhanced by fine genuine leather upholstery in a burgundy/coral red color. with their clean, sculptural, and timeless silhouette, these chairs are perfect for complementing a large dining table in the living room, furnishing a professional design studio, or as refined accent seating in an entryway.

Designer: Carlo Bartoli (1931-2020).

Manufacturer: Tisettanta (Made in Italy).

Model: Mito.

Era: Late 1960s / 1970s.

Style: Mid-Century Modern / Italian Modernism.

Materials: Press-bent plywood frame, lacquered black, shell upholstered in burgundy leather.

Quantity: Set of 2 chairs (pair).

Approximate dimensions: Height 79 cm, Width 50 cm, Depth 48 cm.

Item condition:

As these are original vintage items with over fifty years of history, normal signs of aging and use are present. The wooden frame is solid, stable, and retains its magnificent original shine and strength, although it does show minor, natural surface scratches or minor localized discoloration in the areas most frequently touched. The genuine leather upholstery maintains an excellent overall aesthetic, with its characteristic, beautiful natural creases and minimal surface shading from the years that certify its authenticity.

Please carefully examine the photos, which show the true condition of each piece in detail and are an integral part of the .

Condition: Used, in good condition, with normal signs of aging, as shown in the photos. The photos are an integral part of the . This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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