Hungarian retro armchair by Sandor Bedecs 1960s

€680,00

+ €180,00 Shipping
Total: €860,00
Designed by Hungarian architect Sándor Bedécs (1929-1981) in 1960s this chair is made of oak was fully restored with new sponge and fabrics. One of the arms carry a black spot, most probably a trace of ink or dye. Dimensions: W68 x D80 x H105 SH39 cm All of our pieces are located in Hungary—please get in touch so we can provide you with the best possible shipping quote.

Current list price: €680,00

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Quantity:
1
Period:
1960-1969
Place of origin:
Hungary
Style:
Mid-Century Modern
Dimensions (cm):
105H x 68W x 80D 39SH
Dimensions (inch):
41,34H x 26,77W x 31,50D 15,35SH
Creator / Artist:
Sándor Bedécs
Material:
Wood, Fabric
Condition:
Refurbished; this chair is made of oak was fully restored with new sponge and fabrics. One of the arms carry a black spot, most probably a trace of ink or dye.
Inventory ID:
JC24A011
Payment options:
Credit card,
Debit card
Shipping options:
Domestic flat rate, International - YES
Shipping regions:
Europe
Shipping flat rate:
€180,00
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