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Made in the 1940s in the style of Finn Juhl, these two elegant settees have high, angled backs with slight wingback tips that curve inward down into the arms. Subtle decorative features include the button tufting that adorn the back and the piping which contour the settees. The fabric is a reupholstery in a lavender linen from Aldeco. The splayed walnut legs, supported by a stretcher, are on casters.
Dimensions of each settee:
49 in. width
26 in. depth
34 in. overall height
17 in. seat height
19.5 in. seat depth
Condition notes:
In good, sound condition with general surface wear to linen fabric, including areas of staining, all consistent with the settees' age and use. These are a good candidate for restoration or reupholstery work.
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