SOLD! A PAIR OF ROBIN DAY HILLE CHAIRS £40

By ntatschl
December 10, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted December 10, 2023

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Posted December 10, 2023

Designed by Robin Day in 1963, the Robin Day Polyside Chair by Hille is iconic and has sold hundreds of thousands units over the years. The rolled edges ensure that the fixings are kept out of sight from the front view, and has an injection moulded shell using high grade polypropylene, with a steel frame. Strong, sturdy frames, no loose joints or loose movement. Minor wear and tear but that’s to be expected for a vintage chair.

Approx measurements:

46cm wide / 46cm deep / 74cm high

Floor to seat height of 44cm

Collection from SE15

Selling the pair for £40 but open to offers

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