Bookcase - Wood - ladder chair

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€ 190
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Tom Johnson
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Estimate  € 380 - € 450
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€190
LU
€180
BE
€170

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Antique metamorphic library chair (chair escabeau) dating from circa 1900–1910, made of wood in Belgium, in good condition with some wear and age stains, dimensions 95 cm high by 45 cm wide by 45 cm deep, can be locked, with the original articulation mechanism functioning and a warm golden patina.

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Description from the seller

Antique and authentic metamorphic library chair (also called a 'ladder chair' or bookseller's chair) dating from the late 19th century or the very early 20th century (circa 1900).
The piece has been fully and carefully cleaned and waxed by me. It features a beautiful golden patina, warm and aged, which testifies to its authenticity and history. The original articulation mechanism works.

Antique and authentic metamorphic library chair (also called a 'ladder chair' or bookseller's chair) dating from the late 19th century or the very early 20th century (circa 1900).
The piece has been fully and carefully cleaned and waxed by me. It features a beautiful golden patina, warm and aged, which testifies to its authenticity and history. The original articulation mechanism works.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
ladder chair
Country of origin
Belgium
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
95 cm
Width
45 cm
Depth
45 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
Can Be Locked
Yes
BelgiumVerified
550
Objects sold
90%
Private

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