Chair
1933-1936 (made)
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Swivel office chair with a base of chromed steel tube, a short central pillar to the end of which are attached the four angeled legs connected by thin cross stretchers. The revolving seat section is attached to the central pillar by a bolt. There are slanting arm supports at the sides. These arm supports curve over to continue as a rounded back and arm rest covered in leatherette. The seat is formed as a semi-circle covered in brown leatherette with a black cloth lower cover.
Object details
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| Brief description | 'RP10' swivel chair with vinyl seat, English, 1933-1936, Pel |
| Physical description | Swivel office chair with a base of chromed steel tube, a short central pillar to the end of which are attached the four angeled legs connected by thin cross stretchers. The revolving seat section is attached to the central pillar by a bolt. There are slanting arm supports at the sides. These arm supports curve over to continue as a rounded back and arm rest covered in leatherette. The seat is formed as a semi-circle covered in brown leatherette with a black cloth lower cover. |
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| Credit line | Given by Pel Ltd |
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| Accession number | W.85-1978 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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