NOW REMOVED FROM SALE Conran 1930?s style armchair - ?50 buyer to collect

By wingleader
December 10, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted December 10, 2021

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Posted December 10, 2021

This is a very stylish comfortable armchair. Still very serviceable and attractive.

There is an L shaped ?rent? in the suede covering in the front right of the seat pad.

Very similar but not as stylish armchairs in various up market shops in London are

currently priced at ?850 to ?1,200. First photo shows as we currently use it.

Second photo as it is.

To completely recover this chair would cost circa ?500 today.

Now again offered at ?50 buyer to collect near Dulwich Village.

First up with the cash secures.

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