Danish Modern Leather and Walnut Lounge Chairs by Hans C. Andersen

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Exceptional Danish modern leather and walnut lounge chairs designed by Hans C. Andersen in Denmark and imported by Gunnar Schwartz, … Read more Exceptional Danish modern leather and walnut lounge chairs designed by Hans C. Andersen in Denmark and imported by Gunnar Schwartz, circa 1960s. These rare chairs have a design that perfectly combines comfort and elegance in their structure. The frames have been built from the highest quality walnut wood, and the chairs have been professionally refinished and reupholstered by our team of expert craftsmen. We can appreciate the original leather straps that complement the design of the chairs; each strap shows the original patina, which gives them character. These chairs undoubtedly express the art and inspiration of the designer, which will make these chairs also become an invaluable collector's item adapting perfectly to any décor in your home or office. They are engraved with the original importer’s label.

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