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Set of 4 1970’s Walnut Chairs Attributed to Adrian Pearsall

$6,500

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a nice set of 4 Walnut legged chairs attributed to Adrian Pearsall. The set is comprised of two armchairs and a two side chairs. These are in all original condition with the original green fabric from the 1970’s. We have chosen to leave this pair intact as they are in largely nice overall condition. There are remnants of a label on the bottom of one chair. The wood on the chair is in good condition with some minor marks. The fabric has some minor wear particularly around the edges, and the original foam is a bit worn.

Details

Category
Seating
Type
Chair
Merchandise
Vintage
Materials
Walnut, Wood, Fabric
Colors
Green
Dimensions
H 30.5" × W 26.5" × D 22.5"
Dealer
Bridges Over Time, Palm Springs
Availability
Available

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