Tulip Swivel Chair in Camel and Black

Marsoni

M251S

$137.50

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Tulip Swivel Chair in Camel and BlackThis 180 degree swivel cheerful chair brings warmth and elegance to any room, whether it's your home office or a commercial place. A timeless classic released in 1965, it's perfect for any occasion. Available also in camel and bronze, black and blue, black and white. Materials: Iron, faux leather Measurements : 28. 5""w x 24"d x 33" h, 32 pounds Seat measurements: 19"dx 17"wx18"h Back height: 16" Arm height: 27" Color : Camel and black SKU: 8314 RC

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