$6,800.00
An exquisite pair of Danish Art Deco lounge chairs originally crafted in the 1930s in the style of Frits Henningsen. A mix of rounded and subtly angled lines and a curved back characterize the overall shape of the chairs. The arms elegantly transition into a more traditional cabriole-shaped legs at the front. The mahogany wood has been refinished and has a warm, red-brown tone, while the upholstery has been completely redone in a gold chevron wool from Donghia. Features like the channeled back and tailored piping keep true to the considered craftsmanship of the original design.
Dimensions:
22.5 in. width
27.5 in. depth
30.75 in. height
27 in. arm height
17.5 in. seat height
20 in. seat depth
17.5 in. seat width
Condition notes:
In very good condition, with general wear consistent with the chairs' age and use. Newly refinished mahogany frame. Newly reupholstered, new cushioning, and new underside webbing.
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