This pair of Mid-Century Modern armchairs features a distinctive aesthetic with tapered wooden legs, dark brown vinyl-upholstered backs and side panels, and original Lubis Siteezee spring-tension seat bases. A unique functional highlight is the integrated "smoke and drink" pull-out trays hidden within the armrests, reflecting the clever utility of period design. The chairs are accompanied by thick, patterned green fabric seat cushions that provide a striking contrast to the darker frame. These armchairs were manufactured in South Africa by a company called Lubis Furniture.

Based on the patent and trademark markings on the spring system, they feature the proprietary "Siteezee Springing" mechanism. Lubis was a prominent South African furniture manufacturer active primarily during the 1950s and 1960s. They were well-regarded for producing high-quality Mid-Century Modern pieces that often drew design inspiration from international brands, particularly the iconic British manufacturer Ercol.

While they shared the organic, tapered aesthetic of European designs, Lubis pieces are highly collectible today specifically for their local heritage and distinct functional features—like the built-in "smoke and drink" trays, which were a sophisticated touch for South African homes of that era. Condition: While the frames remain sturdy and the innovative spring systems are intact, the wooden surfaces show some scuffing and wear consistent with age, one armrest is missing it's pull-out tray, a few nicks to the brown upholstery and cushions need a clean (no damage). Dimensions: 80cm (h) x 87cm (d) x 66.5cm (w)