$2,200.00
Originally designed in the 1970s by Ward Bennett for Brickel Associates, these armchairs were made in the 1980s. They are remarkable for their bentwood frames, which give their curved backs and arms a seamless flow. The wood here is ash in a dark brown finish. The upholstery is a teal-green woven fabric with monochrome pattern.
Dimensions:
24 in. width
26 in. depth
33 in. height
18 in. seat height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with general surface wear consistent with the chairs' age and use. Nicks and scratches to wood. Soiling and discoloration to fabric. These chairs are a good candidate for re-upholstery work.
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