Set of 6 yellow Danish dining J77 chairs by Folke Palsson
Brooklyn, NY · Reported available
- Named in listing
Folke Palsson
- Model / collection
J77
- Period
date from 1972
- Dimensions
Width 17 in × Depth 15 in × Height 31 in
- Materials
bright yellow lacquer
- Condition
shows signs of wear on every chair. In excellent and sturdy structural condition.
They retain their original bright yellow lacquer - which shows signs of wear on every chair.
- Style
Danish
- Items in listing
6
Shipping & pickup
A vintage set of 6 “J77” dining chairs designed by Folke Palsson and made by FDB Mobler of Denmark. These chairs are all from the same collection and date from 1972. They retain their original bright yellow lacquer - which shows signs of wear on every chair. In excellent and sturdy structural condition. 17” wide x 15” deep x 31” tall x 17” seat height. * please note price is for the set of 6 chairs - although there are 8 pictured only 6 chairs remain Available for in-store pick up or local delivery to Brooklyn, Manhattan, or Queens only. Items for in-store pick up will be held for 7 days after purchase. If you would like to inquire about shipping options please contact us prior to purchase.
Dealer notes
A vintage set of 6 “J77” dining chairs designed by Folke Palsson and made by FDB Mobler of Denmark. These chairs are all from the same collection and date from 1972. They retain their original bright yellow lacquer - which shows signs of wear on every chair. In excellent and sturdy structural condition. 17” wide x 15” deep x 31” tall x 17” seat height. * please note price is for the set of 6 chairs - although there are 8 pictured only 6 chairs remain Available for in-store pick up or local delivery to Brooklyn, Manhattan, or Queens only. Items for in-store pick up will be held for 7 days after purchase. If you would like to inquire about shipping options please contact us prior to purchase.
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