Asko / Ilmari Tapiovaara “Mademoiselle” spindle back lounge chair / Mid Century Modern Design / Finland / 1950s-1960s / black

Name: Asko / Ilmari Tapiovaara “Mademoiselle” spindle back lounge chair / Mid Century Modern Design / Finland / 1950s-1960s / black
SKU: #67985
Availability: InStock

#67985

650,00 €

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

Asko “Mademoiselle”, design: Ilmari Tapiovaara, 1956, Finland. Dimensions: approx. 90 x 55 x 65 cm (height, width, depth). Original lacquer (black). Used item. Very stable. Only slight signs of use and ageing in the form of chips and paint abrasion in the obligatory areas (backrest, edge, feet). Touched up with lacquer-touch-up pen. See close-up photos. No defects. These are the original photos of the items for sale. Nevertheless, the colors may vary slightly, as they are displayed differently on different devices / screens. The second chair shown in pink is not part of this offer and is available separately.

Due to its size, this item must be transported by a furniture transport company. The transportation costs are not included in the purchase price. If you need a transport offer, please contact me via the “Inquiry” button before purchasing.

1 in stock

SKU: #67985 Category: Seating

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