A wonderful teak armchair by Erik Kirkegaard covered in a modern chenille & boucle fabric. Now sold.
However we have just received another similar chair in original condition. email hello@killianmcnulty.com if you are interested in discussing.
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Erik Kirkegaard Teak Armchair Manufactured by Glostrup Denmark.
€1,500
The Erik Kirkegaard Teak Armchair is a 1960s Danish design by Glostrup, fully refurbished with chenille & boucle upholstery. A sturdy, mid-century piece perfect as a desk or occasional chair.
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Description
Additional information
Color
Green
Condition
Refurbished, Reupholstered
Designer
Erik Kirkegaard
Dimensions
62cm W x 53cm D x 78cm H (49cm seat Height)
Manufacturer
Glostrup
Material
Teak
Period
1960s
Place of Origin
Denmark
Style
Mid-century Modern, Victorian
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