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Marsoni
M251S
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Unusual 1940s Sculptural Iron Chair22. 5 W x 40 D x 37 H Arm Height: 24 Seat Height: 15 Unusual sculptural iron chair, likely produced in the 1940s or 1950s. It's like a line drawing you can sit on. Sheet metal sling rests upon a curvy iron frame. Likely an outdoor chair, but could also be used indoors and add some serious visual interest to your space. In very good vintage condition with minor (and quite pleasing) patina. See photos for details. Nationwide shipping and local delivery
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