Antique Auditorium Theater Seat with Cast Iron Legs and Wood Armrests

Description :
This vintage auditorium chair features a folding seat with original navy blue velour upholstery and black vinyl padding. The frame includes ornate cast iron legs and worn wooden armrests with visible patina. Its condition shows signs of heavy use—worn upholstery, chipped wood, and surface rust on the mounts—yet it retains strong architectural and decorative value. Likely salvaged from a historic theater or cinema, it makes a compelling addition to any repurposing or restoration project, or as a stand-alone character piece in a vintage-styled interior.

Era:
Circa 1920s–1930s

Style:
Art Deco Institutional

Technique:
Mass-produced with cast components and upholstered seating

Tools Used:
Cast iron mold, rivet gun, upholstery tack hammer, industrial sewing machine

History:
Originally installed in a public venue such as a cinema, courthouse, or community auditorium; salvaged during demolition or renovation.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Style is consistent with manufacturers like Heywood-Wakefield or American Seating Co., but no markings visible.

Measurements:
24" W x 25" D x 32" T

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 45–55 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
30" W x 30" D x 38" H

Item Number : P15169

Category : Seating

Brand : UK