Concorde F780 Armchair by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1960s

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An iconic armchair, this Concorde lounge chair, designed in 1966 by Pierre Paulin for Artifort. The chair was originally designed … Read more An iconic armchair, this Concorde lounge chair, designed in 1966 by Pierre Paulin for Artifort. The chair was originally designed for the waiting areas of the British-French supersonic aircraft Concorde. A simple and sleek lounge chair on a black metal sled base.

In the Netherlands, the lounge chair was nicknamed “de Kek” (The Duck), because of its shape, which resembles a duck’s beak.

These two examples have new interiors and have been (very neatly) reupholstered in a mottled blue/purple wool fabric. In good condition with minor signs of wear on the base. The armchairs are offered separately.

Quantity: this item is unique and only 2 pieces is in stock.
Period: 1960s
Designer/ brand: Pierre Paulin – Artifort
Origin: The Netherlands
Condition: reupholstered with very minor signs of use conform age
Measurements: 95 cm high, 39 cm seat height, 60 cm wide and 75 cm deep I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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