1950s Safari Armchair and Ottoman by Poul Hundevad for Vamdrup Stolefabrik in Canvas and Teak

1950s Safari Armchair and Ottoman by Poul Hundevad for Vamdrup Stolefabrik in Canvas and TeakThis is a Safari armchair and coordinating ottoman, designed by Poul Hundevad for Vamdrup Denmark in 1950. The frames are constructed of teak and the set retains its original natural linen canvas upholstery. To find the chair with its accompanying ottoman is quite special. The chair measures 27. 56 inches long, 25. 6 inches wide, and 32. 68 inches high. It has a seat height of 17. 7 inches. There is a small rip on the top part of the canvas and some

The pieces were originally specified by Hugh Stubbins' firm for the project and were purchased from a university associate directly

with the exception of a couple of minuscule scuffs on the white stand

25 inches wide by 18 inches deep and 30

one of the most expensive marbles that can be ordered from Knoll

The sofa measures 25 inches tall by 82

either this size (approximately 42 inches) or the currently offered 54 inch size

It has a gorgeous wood casing with light blue painted and wood interior

a leading figure in the modernist movement who was widely recognized for his work in skyscraper design

It appears to be oak and has a lovely patina

It offers a pneumatic 4" seat height adjustment from 17" to 22

The chairs are in excellent condition with some light wear to the plywood from use

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