$3,800.00
Pair of stylish Black Leather and Chrome Armchairs by Jack Cartwright, in the manner of Le Corbusier's iconic LC3 design. This pair of chairs was made circa 1980s, and are characterized by chrome frames, plush cushions, and a sleek yet boxy profile. These chairs could be a good candidate for re-upholstery, or they could be kept with a slightly patinated leather finish.
Dimensions:
35.25 in. Width
31 in. Depth
26.25 in. Height
16.25 in. Seat Height
Condition notes:
Overall, the chairs are in very good condition, with minor losses including some scuffs to the chrome and drying to the leather. These chairs could be re-upholstered or kept in their original iconic black leather.
$4,800.00
This settee was designed by Frits Henningsen in the 1940s. The simplified lines you'd expect from modern furniture are tempered by rounded forms and curves in Henningsen's design. The settee has been newly reupholstered with a gold-and-black chevron wool from...
$4,800.00
Designed in the 1940s by Alfred Christensen, this Danish wingback has been refurbished with a new frame and reupholstered in a Nima embroidered cotton-linen fabric. The modification gives the chair an elegant, warm patterned surface, while maintaining the design's spirit:...
$4,800.00
Made in the 1940s, these Danish leather club chairs have aged beautifully over the years. The leather has a warm, light-brown tone, while the oak legs have a dark brown finish. Noteworthy are the expertly crafted details of the design:...
$2,200.00
These Danish folding lounge chairs consist of teak frames with braided rope seating and back. A mixture of sleek, modern lines and handmade craftsmanship characterize the chairs' design. Similar to the folding chairs by Ebert Wels, they were intended for...
