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Vintage chess board and chairs by Paul Michel, 1970, Side tables, Textile, Wood, Beige
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Vintage chess board and chairs by Paul Michel, 1970

€4,140Bid from €3,726

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The square table, in black lacquered wood, offers a chessboard composed of squares in sycamore and mahogany. It is underlined by a net of amaranth, and by a frame in burr elm. It is removable, and conceals a felted compartment to store game pieces, including the set of wooden chess pieces provided in this set. The mitered top of this table has its underside beveled inward. It rests on a U-shaped structure composed of two side elements and a beveled base.This table is sold with its two black lacquered wooden chairs, with a rectangular structure and narrow backs. This table is sold with its two chairs in black lacquered wood, with a rectangular structure and narrow backs. The seats are covered with a fabric with flowers on a brown beige background.********Epoque: 1970Excellent condition. Note that a piece is missing on the chess set.Maximum dimensions of the Table:Length : 90 cmWidth : 90 cmHeight : 74 cmDimensions of a Chair:Width : 43 cmDepth : 46 cmHeight : 111 cmSeating dimensions:Width : 47 cmDepth : 50 cmHeight : 45 cm

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CategorySide tablesConditionGoodColorsBeige, Black, BrownMaterialTextile, WoodStyle70's design, VintageHeight74 cmWidth90 cmDepth90 cmSeller locationHéric, FranceDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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Héric, FranceOn Whoppah since October 2024 • 2 sales

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