Niels Eilersen - Erik Worts - Armchair - Safari - Teak, Canvas






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Erik Worts designed the Danish Safari chair for Niels Eilersen, dating from the 1960s, in teak with a canvas cover (model Safari) and a high headrest version, dimensions 64 cm wide, 94 cm high, 70 cm deep, seat height 33 cm, with inner wooden bracing added to the armrests and good used condition.
Description from the seller
Dreamily beautiful Erik Wørts for Niels Eilersen 'Safari' armchair in teak wood and canvas upholstery, with a version featuring a high headrest, Denmark 1960s.
The armrests have additional internal supports (probably made of wood) sewn in as reinforcement.
Great idea of the designer.
Designer: Erik Wørts
Manufacturer: Niels Eilersen
Country: Denmark
Decade: 1960s
Material: Teak, Canvas
Width: 64cm
Height: 94cm
Seat height: 33cm
Depth: 70cm
Since we deal with vintage furniture, signs of wear are unavoidable and part of the nature of used items. We therefore only point out major flaws and damages with separate pictures. Nevertheless, we always strive to capture the condition of the objects as accurately as possible in good conscience.
The goods are subject to the margin scheme according to § 25a of the UStG, and VAT is not shown on the invoice.
Seller's Story
Dreamily beautiful Erik Wørts for Niels Eilersen 'Safari' armchair in teak wood and canvas upholstery, with a version featuring a high headrest, Denmark 1960s.
The armrests have additional internal supports (probably made of wood) sewn in as reinforcement.
Great idea of the designer.
Designer: Erik Wørts
Manufacturer: Niels Eilersen
Country: Denmark
Decade: 1960s
Material: Teak, Canvas
Width: 64cm
Height: 94cm
Seat height: 33cm
Depth: 70cm
Since we deal with vintage furniture, signs of wear are unavoidable and part of the nature of used items. We therefore only point out major flaws and damages with separate pictures. Nevertheless, we always strive to capture the condition of the objects as accurately as possible in good conscience.
The goods are subject to the margin scheme according to § 25a of the UStG, and VAT is not shown on the invoice.
