Etsy - SCANDINAVIAMODERN Bruno Mathsson Chair, Accent Vintage Lounge Wowen Seat Canvas Armchair
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Highest price was seen £2,658.03 on 18 May 2024
Lowest price was seen £2,508.48 on 01 Jun 2024
Average price is £2,536.03 base on 9 price changes
Most recent price is £2,513.86
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Free worldwide shipping. Pair of the absolute incredible, iconic Bruno Mathsson Eva chairs. These are rare Eva chairs from the late 1970s. Marked Bruno Mathsson design. Mathsson International & dated 1977. Handcrafted in Sweden. Frame made of birch bentwood & woven, very strong linen mix, specifically developed for the Bruno Mathsson chairs. Note that the difference in shade is insignificant. A true Scandinavian design classic in a timeless, sleek mid-century style. The price is for the pair. A Bruno Mathsson Mina chair is additionally available in the shop. (1990s). Dimensions: Height: 80cm/30.95 Width: 60cm/23.62 Depth: 70cm/27.55 Seat height: 40cm/15.74 Condition: Both chairs are in exceptionally good condition. Without seat wear & discolorations. A couple of minimal marks on the legs & some small scratches on the side of the one armrest. These are discreet. Please see photos. The Bruno Mathsson Eva chairs go for considerably higher prices on other websites. Note that the condition is not in poorer than the significantly higher priced chairs elswhere. The price is sat according what I personally believe is the right. Free worldwide shipping from Denmark, with tracking & insurance included. UPS express shipping upgrade available. Maximum 2-4 days overseas shipping. About Bruno Mathsson Bruno Mathsson (1907 - 1988) was a Swedish furniture designer & architect whose ideas aligned with functionalism, modernism, as well as old Swedish crafts tradition. Mathsson was a key international figure in 20th-century Swedish furniture & architectural design whose reputation & appeal continues to grow. Mathsson's international reputation was launched with the bentwood furniture he exhibited in the Swedish pavilion at the 1937 World Exposition in Paris. Edgar Kaufmann Jr. saw the furniture & recommended that the Eva Chair, then called the Work Chair, be purchased for the public rooms at the new Museum of Modern Art building in New York City, designed by Philip Goodwin & Edward Durrell Stone & completed in 1939. That same year, Mathsson furniture was shown at the Swedish pavilion at the New York World's Fair, which provided further impetus for his extensive popularity & influence in the United States. See more Scandinavian quality mid-century & postmodern interior & fine art in the shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SCANDINAVIAMODERN Bruno Mathsson Chair, Accent Vintage Lounge Wowen Seat Canvas Armchair, Mid Century, Swedish Birch Bentwood
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