Set of Six Chairs Mod. Butterfly Height: 80 cm Width: 47 cm Depth: 40 cm Seat Height: 46 cm Set composed of chairs created by the Danish designer Arne Jacobsen for the Brazilian airline Varig in 1950. The model of the chairs is the Butterfly. The structure of the chairs is made of painted iron. The seat is made of curved fine wood. The chairs are called Butterfly because of its curved line that seems to be two wings. Under the seat we find the original brand Danimark.

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