JACQUES QUINET (1918-1992) Low armchair, tubular metal frame upholstered in dark-brown saddle-stitched skai, back decorated with a hoop, rectangular seat on corner base with double high brace and nickel-plated metal shoes, seat and back cushions tightened with leather straps, dark-brown stained. Circa 1965 (Wear and scratches) Height 71 cm - Width 58 cm - Depth 60 cm A low chair in tubular metal sheathed in saddle stitched leatherette, nickel-plated metal and leather straps. (Wear and scratches). 28 x 22 7/8 x 23 5/8 in.

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