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Originally crafted in the 1940s by Slagelse Møbelværk, these Alfred Christensen armchairs have been reupholstered in a cozy white shearling that pairs well with the ebonized mahogany arms and legs. Christensen's furniture designs embraced soft curves, using traditional craftsmanship to create modern shapes. The round, sloping arms provide an elegant contrast to the fuller forms of the back and seat, while the splayed legs keep the chairs low and ideal for lounging.
Dimensions:
31 in. width
27 in. depth (with arch of back)
38 in. overall height
24 in. arm height
16 in. seat height
22 in. seat depth
Condition notes:
In very good condition. Reupholstered in custom shearling. New cushions and webbing. Mahogany has been refinished.
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