$4,800.00
Unique set of four Danish dining chairs by postwar furniture designer Rainer Daumiller, manufactured in the 1980s. Designed in solid beech wood, the chairs are characterized by their curved frames with round legs and armrests. The chairs are marked from their place of manufacture, Hirtshals Sawmill. They would make a charming accent to any modern eclectic dining space.
Dimensions:
22.5 in. Width
19 in. Depth
18 in. Seat Height
33.5 in. Height
Condition notes:
In good condition, with general surface wear consistent with the chairs age and use over time. Losses include a few rubs and scratches, one chair has stress cracks in the backrest.
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