Provenance in metal: the G7 by Mascheroni and its engraved plate

Every market with a taste for Italian furniture eventually fills up with chairs that look the part. The G7 answers the lookalikes in metal: an engraved plate reading Mascheroni srl made in Italy travels with every piece the house builds. Not a sticker, not a swing tag — an engraving, made to outlast the leather it sits under. When provenance matters to a boardroom, the original states its own.

The plate certifies a build worth certifying: solid wood frame, elastic-belt suspension, non-deformable foam rubber sheathed in Dacron, side seams sewn by hand with needle and thread, and natural bovine leathers from the Mascheroni Leather Colour System. The five-star base comes in steel or stained beech; the range runs from the high-back presidential 130 through the G7 Conference to the fixed visitor's G7 V. La Mercanti brings the samples — and the plate arrives where it belongs, on the finished chair in your cabin.