Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Merat
,
Lounge Chairs
,
France
,
1950s

Red colored fiberglass shell on a black steel base for in-house or outdoors. The red fiberglass is nicely faded from age and usage. The position of the chair can be changed by using the smoothly working slider inside the back leg to give it a more relaxed or more straight up posture.

Ref4241
PricePrice on request
Height37.4 In / 95.0 cm
Width31.1 In / 79.0 cm
Depth34.6 In / 88.0 cm
Second height11.8 In / 30.0 cm

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

Bloomberry - Merat Early French fiberglass easy chair in red, 1950s

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