1980s 'Pop B7-47' chair by Börge Lindau

Marsoni

M251S

$155.00

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1980s 'Pop B7-47' chair by Börge LindauIncoming! This item is currently in our warehouse in Denmark and will be arriving at our shop the w c 20. 1. 25. Available for purchase now. Vintage 'Pop B7 47' chair with a perforated birch seat and lacquered metal back and legs. Designed by Brge Lindau for Bl Station. Origin: Sweden Era: 1980s Condition: Very good Dimensions: 38W x 40D x 83H cm Seat height: 48 cm

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