Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s
Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s

Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum, Geoffrey HARCOURT - 1950s

France

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About this vintage design furniture

Desk chair in brown leather and cast aluminum by Geoffrey HARCOURT from the 50s. Structure in brown letaher, armrests at the same time in brown leather and cast aluminum. Frame redone in cast aluminum. Manufactured by Artifort. Good vintage condition. Seating height 48cm.

Reference : 7459

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Features

Length
60 cm
Height
91 cm
Depth
64 cm
Designer
Geoffrey HARCOURT
Condition
Good
Period
1950s

delivery and return

  • Shipped from : France
  • Delivery time :
    • 1 week for small items
    • 2 to 5 weeks for bulky products
  • Return possible: up to 14 days after delivery

About the designer

Geoffrey HARCOURT

Geoffrey Harcourt is a leading English designer known for his new and distinctive vision of seating design: "The chair must adapt to the man, not the other way round".
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