Eileen Gray (zugeschrieben) Safari chair / 'Labourdette chair', 1928/35 H. 78 x 62 x 66 cm. Oak wood, brown wild boar leather, white goat leather, aluminum sheet. According to Peter Adam, the design was created by Eileen Gray, see ref. French car dealer Jean-Henry Labourdette owned a pair of these chairs. They were covered in black and white leather (so-called Mondrian design). Adam, Eileen Gray Architektin | Designerin, Kilchberg/Zurich 1989, p. 124, p. 384.

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