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1966 Eero Saarinen for Knoll Womb Chair w/newer Ottoman Reupholstered

$8,500

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A wonderful early vintage Eero Saarinen for Knoll Womb Chair. The chair dates from 1966. We had it upholstered and it is stamped with the date on the shell of 1966. We have had the chair reupholstered in a beautiful 100% wool fabric of Maharam Divina by Kvadrat: in Dark Pink. The ottoman is newer, likely early 2000’s. The steel legs on the old chair have wear and marks. Please see the detailed pictures. We have retained the original Knoll Long Island City address label on the chair. The ottoman is in nice condition.

Details

Category
Seating
Type
Chair
Merchandise
Vintage
Materials
Steel, Wool, Fabric
Colors
Pink
Dimensions
H 36" × W 39" × D 32"
Dealer
Bridges Over Time, Palm Springs
Availability
Available

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