Set of 2 Fritz Hansen / Arne Jacobsen “3107” “Series 7” chairs / rare: pine wood / 1960s-1970s

Name: Set of 2 Fritz Hansen / Arne Jacobsen "3107" "Series 7" chairs / rare: pine wood / 1960s-1970s
SKU: #68632
Availability: OutOfStock

#68632

Differential taxation according to §25a UStG. plus shipping and handling

The price is for the set of 2 chairs (each 240€). Fritz Hansen “3107″, design: Arne Jacobsen, 1955, Denmark. In very rare pine wood version. Used items. The backrest is still nice and firm / not worn out. Some signs of use due to age, scratches, quirks, but no structural damage. Beautiful vintage patina. See photos. The plastic covers underneath the seat shell have been replaced with original Fritz Hansen parts. Year of manufacture of the chairs: 1976. The photos are part of the description. The colors may vary slightly as they are displayed differently on different devices / screens.

Shipped in insured parcel incl. tracking at regular DHL prices. Well packed! The shipping price will be automatically calculated for your postal code (country) in the shopping cart checkout. Before payment. For combined shipping when purchasing multiple items, please contact me via the “Inquiry” button before purchasing.

Out of stock

SKU: #68632 Category: Seating

GPSR (General Product Safety Regulation, since 13.12.2024): Vintage Galore deals exclusively with vintage / second-hand goods that were manufactured or placed on the market within the EU before 13.12.2024. There were no GPSR certificates at the time of manufacture. The manufacturers of these vintage products often no longer exist or are sometimes unknown. For these reasons, not all GPSR-relevant information can be found and made available. All goods are checked before sale and repaired if necessary. For legal reasons, however, I must point out that electrical devices should be checked by a specialist before being put into operation. Available information on manufacturer, origin, age, condition and restoration will be made available to the best of my knowledge and belief in the respective item description.