$3,800.00
Originally crafted in the 1940s in Denmark, these two Fritz Hansen-style armchairs consist of mahogany frames and light beige wool upholstery. Expert woodwork lends the overall design an easy appearance, with curved arms and streamlined angular legs supported by stretcher bars. These chairs are a great candidate for future re-upholstery work, but they are outstanding as they are.
Dimensions:
25.25 in. width (with arms)
22 in. depth
38 in. height
27 in. arm height
19 in. seat height
23 in. seat width
17 in. seat depth
14.75 in. seat clearance
Condition notes:
In overall good condition with general wear (discoloration to wool and scuffs to wood), all consistent with the chairs' age and use. Great as is; a good candidate for future re-upholstery work.
$6,800.00
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