Introducing a rare and exquisite pair of open-arm lounge chairs designed by the renowned Danish craftsman, Erik Worts, and meticulously produced in Denmark during the 1950's. These exceptional chairs showcase the timeless beauty of mahogany frames, a hallmark of Mid-Century Scandinavian design. The graceful open-arm design of these lounge chairs invites you to unwind in unparalleled comfort, while the rich mahogany frames seamlessly marry form and function. Crafted with precision and an unwavering commitment to quality, these chairs stand as a testament to Worts' mastery in creating furniture that transcends eras. Adding to their allure is the rich teal slubbed fabric that adorns the seats and backrests. The choice of fabric not only complements the warm tones of the mahogany but also exudes a sense of sophistication and luxury. These Mid-Century masterpieces not only serve as functional seating but also double as statement pieces that effortlessly blend artistry with utility. The rarity of this pair further enhances their desirability, offering discerning collectors and connoisseurs a unique opportunity to own a piece of design history. Incorporate these Erik Worts lounge chairs into your living space to experience the perfect union of Danish craftsmanship, timeless design, and unparalleled comfort. Elevate your surroundings with this exceptional pair that transcends the boundaries of time, inviting you to indulge in the luxury of a bygone era. Dimensions: H 33" x W 27" x D 28", SH 14.75" Condition: A few small stress cracks and water spots to wood; slight bowing to springs on one seat. I182 (G), 675

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