Chesterfield office chair around 1900, cross base with erg. The armchair, which can be tilted on a metal spring, the backrest upholstery supported on a baluster gallery and the seat upholstery in Chesterfield style with light brown leather cover in capitoning, screwed into the foot and thus height-adjustable via the thread, as well as the armchair that can be turned 360 degrees, h: height adjustable approx. 78-86 cm. Signs of age and wear.

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