Set Of Vintage Leather Lounge Chair And Ottoman By Harald Relling For Westnofa, 1970s, Set Of 2
Chairish$1,613
Set Of Vintage Leather Lounge Chair And Ottoman By Harald Relling For Westnofa, 1970s, Set Of 2
Chairish$1,613
Here is a rare 1970s true vintage recliner with matching footstool from the renowned norwegian furniture manufacturer westnofa. designed in the 1970s by harald relling for westnofa in norway. the special features of this model are: * the offer includes the extremely comfortable lounge chair plus matching footstool/ottoman (rare). * a very high-quality 1970s scandinavian modern vintage design classic. * the genuine leather upholstery is pleasantly soft and supple, in the timeless and elegant color black. * the frame is made of chrome-plated tubular steel. * * the seemingly "floating" construction, in the style of a hammock, is the defining feature of this design. * a special, small, and unmistakable, as well as particularly beautiful, detail of this model is the teak wood elements between the frame. * a very rare westnofa model and also an extremely representative mid-century design object. dimensions armchair: width 75 cm * height 90 cm * depth 85 cm * seat height 40 cm ottoman: width 62 cm * depth 57 cm * height 37 cm condition the leather, fabric, and chrome surfaces show acceptable, typical signs of age and use. + these include occasional surface scratches, slight color abrasion, as well as very few insignificant pressure marks and slight, superficial roughening of the leather. In our opinion, the leather is in more than good vintage condition. + there are a few minor color variations on the fabric upholstery. And slight variations in color/very light, deep-seated stains due to age and use are present. + the chrome-plated steel tube frame shows typical signs of wear for the material, such as surface rust/rust spots, scratches, pitting, and dull/matte areas. + overall, we consider the set to be beautiful, well-maintained, and in good condition. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution