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Dimensions: Chair: Height 39.82" x width 28.38" x depth 35.5" Ottoman: Height 15.75" x width 20" x depth 26.38"
RAA180
Leather, Wood
Scandinavian Modern
Bruno Mathsson
1970s
Sweden
Mid 20th Century
Beige
Acirca 1950slounge chair, designed in the manner of Knoll, entirely upholstered in cream colored woven linen fabric, on tapered round wood legs. Very good vintage condition, wear consistent with age and use; recently reupholstered.
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