Set of 2 dining chairs in solid teak, Arne Vodder, 1950s-60s, Denmark
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- Location: Vretenborgsvägen 28, 12630 Hägersten
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Vretenborgsvägen 28 Lastkaj 3
12630 Hägersten
12630 Hägersten
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| ISBN: | 57569943 |
DESCRIPTION
Set of 2 chairs manufactured in Denmark in the 1950s-60s by Arne Vodder designer. The chairs are made of solid teak wood. The chairs have been fully restored and reupholstered by our team. The padding has been changed, and we choose an off-white fabric for these pieces.
Possible to see and pick-up in our store i Västberga or by home delivery.
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CITES INFORMATION
This item does not contain any materials from appendix 1 of the CITES agreement (especially Rio Rosewood Dalbergia nigra).