Six available: 1960s Swedish beech + vinyl armchairs

Six available: 1960s Swedish beech + vinyl armchairs

Marsoni

M251S

$145.00

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Six available: 1960s Swedish beech + vinyl armchairsMatching set of beech framed armchairs with their original vinyl upholstery. Available individually, as a pair or a set of four or six. Origin: Sweden Era: 1960s Condition: Very good Dimensions: 60W x 48D x 79H cm Seat height: 44H cm

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