$5,800.00
These Danish Modern club chair and matching ottoman consist of beech wood frame and lambswool upholstery in a gray-brown palette. The set was made in the Mid-20th Century and is attributed to Slagelse Møbelværk, which produced similar designs by Alfred Christensen. Like in those now iconic chairs, a balance of simple form and maximal texture combine to create easy, comfortable seating. A noteworthy feature of the chair is its channeled back, which curves inward creating a perfect shape for relaxing.
Chair dimensions:
33 in. width
33 in. depth
27 in. height
15 in. seat height
19 in. seat width
22.5 in. seat depth
Ottoman dimensions:
26 in. width
22 in. depth
12 in. height
Condition notes:
In good condition with general wear consistent with the set's age and use, including minor scuffs to legs.
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