€1.450,- setprijs /

Rare mid-century oak easy lounge chairs by Bernt Petersen for Schiang Furniture, Denmark 1960s / bijzondere eikenhouten lounge fauteuils ontworpen door de Deen Bernt Petersen en geproduceerd door Schiang Furniture, 1960s.
De fauteuils hebben een eikenhouten frame waartussen een canvas zitting hangt. Op de canvas zitting liggen twee gecapitonneerde bruin wollen kussens. Mooi detail met de leren “knopen”. De fauteuils zijn demontabel.
Conditie: goede tot zeer goede vintage conditie. Geringe gebruikssporen op het frame, een en ander overeenkomstig de leeftijd. Het canvas is netjes, maar heeft aan de binnenzijde een lichte verkleuring en watervlek. Dit is door de kussens niet zichtbaar. De vulling van de kussens is goed, net als de originele wollen stof.
€ 1.450,- (setprijs)
Afmetingen: breed 65 cm, diep 80 cm, hoogte 93 cm, zithoogte 34-38 cm.
Code: F2217
special oak lounge armchairs designed by the Dane Bernt Petersen and produced by Schiang Furniture, 1960s.
The armchairs have an oak frame with a canvas seat in between. There are two padded brown woolen cushions on the canvas seat. Nice detail with the leather “buttons”. The armchairs are dismountable. Good to very good vintage condition. Minor signs of wear on the frame, in accordance with the age. The canvas is neat, but has a slight discoloration and water stain on the inside. This is not visible through the cushions. The filling of the cushions is good, as is the original woolen fabric.

















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