Description
This graceful antique chaise lounge has undergone a substantial restoration by its previous owner. It’s been professionally reupholstered in a soft beige floral fabric and structurally rebuilt with new webbing and springing beneath the surface—a major job that ensures comfort, longevity, and renewed integrity.
The rolled arm and gently curved back evoke Edwardian revival styling, while the original timber legs are fitted with stamped brass Bassick castors—an American-made hybrid design from the mid-20th century, combining brass housings with durable plastic wheels. These castors offer both mobility and a subtle provenance cue, reflecting transitional furniture engineering from the 1950s–70s. Likely dating from the 1940s–60s, the chaise may have originated in Europe before finding its place in an Australian home. Whether styled in a heritage interior, boutique setting, or modern contrast space, this chaise invites relaxation and conversation.
🪑 Item Details
- Age: Estimated 1940s–60s
- Origin: Possibly European-made, with Edwardian revival design cues
- Status: Genuine antique, restored and reupholstered
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Upholstery shows light wear consistent with age, including a small stain on the main seat—minimally visible due to the patterned fabric. Timber legs are solid, castors intact. Structurally rebuilt with new webbing and springs.
- Dimensions: W192cm x D78cm | Back Height: 61cm | Seat Height: 42cm
📌 Condition Notice
We aim to describe each piece’s condition with accuracy. These are vintage items, 30 to 60+ years old, and may show signs of age and wear. Our interpretation might differ from yours, and minor imperfections may be missed. Please inspect photos thoroughly and contact us with any questions—all sales are final
