$2,200.00
Made in the 1940s, this Fritz Hansen style armchair consists of a rosewood frame and cognac leather upholstery with brass studs. A mix of rounded and linear forms characterizes the overall design of the chair with its subtle, but expertly crafted woodwork. The arms have a beautiful curve while the legs are angular at the front, culminating in brass trimmed feet, and slightly splayed at the back. The legs are supported with brackets.
Dimensions:
25.25 in. width
21.25 in. depth
39.5 in. height
25.5 in. arm height
17.5 in. seat height
20 in. seat depth
14.5 in. leg height
Condition notes:
In good condition, with general surface wear to wood and leather, including creases to seat, all consistent with the chair's age and use.
$6,800.00
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