Name: Set Of 4 1970's Mid Century Dining Chairs By Schreiber
SKU: 10004681
Price: 635.00 GBP

Set Of 4 1970’s Mid Century Dining Chairs By Schreiber

£635.00

These dining chairs are typical of the Schreiber style. Gentle curves and light coloured solid Beech with tapered legs and contoured back rest. They have the original black leatherette well padded upholstery.

Width 46cm x depth 48cm x height 75cm x seat height 46cm

Condition:

Very good Mid-Century condition, only minor signs of wear reflecting age and use.

Any damage – no matter how minor – will be detailed in this description.

The price listed is for the FOUR chairs

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About this product

Set Of 4 1970’s Mid Century Dining Chairs By Schreiber

Founded in 1957 by Chaim Schrieber, Schreiber furniture is an interesting British success story. The Company was one of the biggest names in furniture in the 70s, rivalling G Plan and other well known manufacturers. In 1973 they added fitted kitchen to their range, and created 280 Schreiber Furniture Centre shops throughout UK.

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Product Info

Dimensions	46 × 48 × 75 cm
Colour	Black, Tan
Condition	Good
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Manufacturer	Schreiber
Material	Beech, Leatherette
Period	Mid 20th Century
Product type	Dining Chair
Style	Mid Century Modern
Used state	Good
Year of manufacture	1970s

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Set Of 4 1970's Mid Century Dining Chairs By Schreiber