Johannes Andersen Dining Chairs set of 6

SOUGHT FURNITURE LTD

£3995

Rarely seen are these Johannes Andersen designed dining chairs for Uldum Møbelfabrik in the 1960’s. These chairs are extremely well manufactured with great detail having gone into the construction, every joint has been carefully thought out and put together. These chairs are being sold as a set of 6 with original black vinyl seat pads. Made from stunning Rosewood with the most wonderful grain. Extremely good condition. The wooden frames show minimal general age-related wear but are all structurally sound. Designer Johannes Andersen Producer Uldum M øbelfabrik Dimensions 77cm Tall at the back,

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