25BEL11453

Pair of 1960s Mid Century Bentwood Dove Baumann Dining Chairs

$650

SOLD

1960s Mid Century style dining chairs made by Baumann, a French furniture company founded in 1901 by Swiss Emile Baumann. These specific chairs are referred to as the "Dove" model, a popular and acclaimed design from the manufacturer. They feature curved backrests with small cutouts, round seats, and tapered legs. Good condition with surface wear from prior use. Priced as a pair.

Inventory no.

25BEL11453

Availability

Sold

Location

52nd Street NYC

Sold as

Pair

Dimensions

32.375 in. H x 19.5 in. D x 15.875 in. W, floor to seat 17.25 in. H

Width (in.)

15.875

Height (in.)

32.375

Depth (in.)

19.5

Floor to seat height (in.)

17.25

Weight

18 lb.

Composition

Wood

Color

Dark wood tone

Period

1960s

Style

Mid Century

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