£785.00
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The lounge chair was designed by Guy Rogers in Liverpool, in the 60’s in dark teak or afromosia.
It has a vibrant afromosia also known as dark teak colour.
The chairs keeps the original upholstery and has some spots so it would need a new one.
It is very comfy and all its wood has been sanded and re-polish with an oily finish.
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Back Soon ReserveThis set includes six chairs, two chairs and two carver chairs, all of them in excellent condition.
The chairs are the model 49 that Erik Buch designed in the ’60s in Denmark for O.D Mobler A-S.
All chairs are sturdy and tight. These elegant dining chairs have a perfect balance in shape and function. One more time, the Danish production shows its high quality in the construction. Our experienced restorer has sanded and repolished them using only products that protect the furniture and our environment.
Wherever room you use them will be improved by its presence.
Identifying Marks This piece has an attribution mark
Style Mid-Century, Scandinavian Modern
Price per set
Condition report:
Excellent — This vintage piece is in near original condition. It may show minimal traces of use and/or have slight restorations.
Sanded, Repolished
Additional dimensions information:
Seat Height 43.5 cm
Stylish lounge chair designed by Solheim for Rykken & Coas of Norway. The chair features a leather harness slung from a teak stained bentwood beech frame and buttoned brown leather cushions which attach to the harness via studs.
Model Kengu (circa 1960’s).
Condition report:
Wood Finish: Professional restoration to the top. All wood sanded and re-polish with an oiled finish.
Leather cleaned
Construction: Joints are sturdy and solid. All checked and ready to go.
Additional dimensions information:
Seat height 40 cm
Chairs without armrests designed by Lucian Ercolani for the famous Ercol brand in the 1950s in elm.
In this edition Lucian Ercolani is known as Quarker and is an icon of Luian Ercolano’s designs for Ercol, he once again provided the chair with clean lines without additional elements to give you a presence based on the shape and beauty of the wood, he repeats the formula of using beech and elm to create a chair that will always be a design icon.
These chairs come with a more contemporary finish, their old varnish has been removed, to leave the waters of the elm wood grain bare and thus be able to appreciate its chiaroscuro and the organized forms of the wood waters. Finished with an ultraviolet-transparent varnish from the Italian brand Renner that protects them from daily use but does not alter the beauty of their wood.