Mid Century Modern Pair of Model 100 Planner Group Slipper Chairs by Paul McCobb for Custom Craft

$4,995

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Gorgeous pair of mid-century modern Model 100 Planner Group slipper chairs by Paul McCobb for Custom Craft. They are upholstered in an overall chartreuse green tweed-like fabric with undertones of yellow and rosy red. They are in fabulous vintage condition and ready to use. The wood legs have been restored but may still have age related signs of use and patina. Fabric is awesome. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa 1950-1953.

 

STYLE / PERIOD

DESIGNER

MAKER

LINE/COLLECTION

Model 100, Planner Group

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

PRIMARY COLOR

MATERIALS

Fabric, Wood

CIRCA

1950-1953

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Size Guidelines

Dimensions

Height – 32.25 Inches
O/A Width – 25 Inches
O/A Depth – 30.5 Inches
Seat Height – 16 Inches
Seat Width – 25 Inches
Inside Seat Depth – 22 Inches
Inside Back Height – 16 Inches
Weight – 32 Pounds Each

Crate / Box Size

Height – 43 Inches
Width – 31 Inches
Depth – 43 Inches
Weight – 200 Pounds

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Keep in mind warehouse414 items are vintage and not new, so they will have signs of use and wear. See photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections.

Description

These are beautiful chairs. The style. The fabric. The color!! If you have been looking for a gorgeous show-stopping pair of accent chairs…you have found them. AND they have been authenticated as Model 100 Planner Group designed by Paul McCobb and produced by Custom Craft by one of the foremost authorities… so talk about quality and an iconic reputation!! We suspicion that they had been reupholstered prior to our obtaining them. They are covered in an incredible tweed-like fabric with an overall chartreuse green coloration with undertones of yellow and a rosy red. The resulting blend of colors is just stunning! Their simplistic shaped seats and back are held up by four maple splayed legs. The legs themselves are a work of art being tapered from a square at their top that gradually changes to round at their bottoms and the end of the taper. Each chair is accented with a self-upholstered round bolster pillow. These will be the perfect pair of chairs whether you need them in your living room, sitting room, bedroom, or study. We are so in love with them here at the shop… its going to be hard to let them go!!

Paul McCobb (1917-1969) is a 20th Century design genius. He wanted to be an artist from childhood and studied drawing and painting for a time but left his studies to enlist in the Army in 1942. Only serving a short time and was medically discharged in 1943. McCobb’s design genius was first noticed while working as a design and decorating consultant for Martin Feinman’s Modernage Furniture in New York City in 1948. While there he met B.G. Mesberg who later became his business partner in the Planner and Directional furniture lines. Custom Craft was part of The Planner Group. He won many awards and is represented in museums around the world. His other well-known furniture lines are Predictor, Calvin Group, Directional, Irwin Group, and Connoisseur Collection. Paul McCobb’s trend-making designs were an influence in all facets of the home furnishing field during the mid-century modern era. They proved to be classics and are widely sought after by collectors today.

Double your seating pleasure with this mid-century modern pair of Model 100 Planner Group Paul McCobb slipper chairs! Make them yours!!

Details

STYLE / PERIOD

DESIGNER

MAKER

LINE/COLLECTION

Model 100, Planner Group

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

PRIMARY COLOR

MATERIALS

Fabric, Wood

CIRCA

1950-1953