F780 Concorde lounge chair – P. Paulin – Artifort
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Article number 5518
The F780 Concorde Lounge chair was designed in 1966 by Pierre Paulin and produced by Artifort (the Netherlands). This chair was made for the very exclusive airport waiting area of the British-French supersonic airliner Concorde. The chairs were named after this plane. This elegant and comfortable designed chair has a white lacquered metal base and a seating and backrest with a very special original fabric. Foam and fabric are in excellent condition. The price is per piece. The set price is €1100,-.
The chairs are marked.
Dimensions
59 x 65 x 75 cm (lxdxh)
Seating height: 40 cm
Period 60s
Designer Pierre Paulin
Manufacturer Artifort, the Netherlands
Material
Metal
Condition Good vintage condition; some small traces of use consistent with age on the base of the Concorde
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