$6,800.00
Made in the 1940s, this black leather settee was designed and produced by the Danish cabinetmaker Georg Kofoed. Minimalist in design, the settee offers some subtle drama with its sloping arms, winged corners, and elegant button-tufted backrest. The legs are beechwood and give the settee some height. Overall, this vintage two-sitter is a comfortable, well-designed settee, perfect for smaller spaces.
The maker's label can be found on the underside.
Dimensions:
58 in. width
27 in. depth
32 in. height
19 in. seat height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound. Minor scuffs to legs and general wear to leather consistent with the settee's age and use.
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