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Its amazing that this classic armchair was designed by Eileen Grey in 1929, it remains as good today as it was then. Dimensions: 90 x 83 x H73 Applications: Commercial or residential Variations: Colour choice Finish: Leather or Fabric Designer: Eileen Gray 1929, www.classicon.com

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Its amazing that this classic armchair was designed by Eileen Grey in 1929, it remains as good today as it was then.

Dimensions: 90 x 83 x H73

Applications: Commercial or residential

Variations: Colour choice

Finish: Leather or Fabric

Designer: Eileen Gray 1929, www.classicon.com

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