A beautiful pair of bar stools designed by Jorge Jabour Mauad , produced in Brazil around the 1960s. The pieces feature structures made of solid rosewood , highlighting the quality of construction and formal rigor characteristic of Brazilian modern furniture of that period.
 The tapered legs are joined by lower crossbars , a structural solution that ensures stability to the whole and reinforces the geometric design. The seats are upholstered and covered in fabric , but will undergo restoration to bring back the saddle leather seat, respecting the original configuration of the piece.
 As relevant historical information, this stool model was custom-made for the Cantu Móveis e Interiores store , originally specified with raw leather upholstery , a common practice in exclusive pieces aimed at interior design projects of the time.
 The stools were photographed in their original state , preserving the patina, materials, and characteristics of the piece from the initial shot, which reinforces their value as authentic period pieces.
 Measurements (each piece):
 L40 x D38 x H40 cm
 Ideal pieces for collectors, original projects, and compositions that highlight modern Brazilian design and joinery in fine woods.