Mid Century Modern Lounge Club Chair with Wood Frame and Ice Blue Velvet

$2,395

SKU 414-SEA-234 Category Tags , ,

Extraordinary mid-century modern lounge chair or club chair with an angular wood frame and wearing its original ice blue velvet upholstery. It is in fabulous original vintage condition. Please see photos. Circa 1950s-1960s.

Chair Size:

  • Height – 28 Inches
  • Width – 27.5 Inches
  • Depth – 29.5 Inches
  • Seat Height – 17.5 Inches
  • Arm Height – 21.5 Inches
  • Inside Seat Width – 24 Inches
  • Inside Seat Depth – 18 Inches
  • Inside Back Height – 16.5 Inches
  • Weight – 33 Pounds Each

 

Boxed Size:

  • Height – 32 Inches
  • Width – 31 Inches
  • Depth – 33 Inches
  • Weight – 38 Pounds
STYLE / PERIOD

IN THE STYLE OF

Founders Furniture, Harvey Probber, Milo Baughman

MATERIALS

Brass, Velvet, Wood

CIRCA

1950s, 1960s

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Description

I believe this to be one of the most gorgeous mid-century modern chairs I have ever seen or acquired. And….one of the most frustrating! I have searched the internet over to find the designer or maker of this beautiful chair. I’ve asked some experts and have come up with very very little. Mostly what it is not. Someone suggested it was by Drexel so maybe designed by Milo Baughman. It is not. Someone else has one they say in the manner of Harvey Probber. It is not. It is shaped almost identically to an aluminum chair by Founder’s Furniture. Now that is who I believe it could be by. But it’s not. It’s not Widdicomb. Nor is it Dunbar. BUT it IS extraordinary with its ice blue velvet button detailed semi loose cushions that are supported by a curved wood frame floating between cylindrical pieces of wood forming the arms and legs. In a rather parsons’ style inverted U. There is a nice functional detail of brass screws and tube spacers that secure the seat and back to the frame. The wood arm has a wrap of velvet. This is an exquisitely made chair. You should have it. Make it yours!!

 

Details

STYLE / PERIOD

IN THE STYLE OF

Founders Furniture, Harvey Probber, Milo Baughman

MATERIALS

Brass, Velvet, Wood

CIRCA

1950s, 1960s