Horgenglarus Classic Bar Stool 11-380
CHF 450.00
% CHF 913.00 (–50.71%)
Available, delivery time: 3–10 days
Product information "Horgenglarus Classic Bar Stool 11-380"
Bar stool by Horgenglarus.
Black. Height 80cm.
Condition: Second-hand
Good condition.
It has minor signs of wear on the edge of the backrest and where the chair touched the table top.
The wood itself is not damaged; only the paint is slightly worn in that area.
Please take a close look at the photos.
Manufacturer’s description:
Horgenglarus Classic Bar Stool 11-380
Horgenglarus ’s Classic Bar Stool 1-380 was first designed in 1918 and has since become an icon of Swiss design. With its clean lines and elegant appearance, this classic has been given a long-legged version as a bar stool, with a seat height of 80 cm. The production of the bar stool requires a high degree of precision and is carried out by hand.
| Year of design | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Horgenglarus |
| Designer | Horgenglarus |
| Material | Wood/Metal |
| Height | 110 cm |
| Width | 41 cm |
| Seat height | 80 cm |
| Depth | 48 cm |
| Wood type | Beech / Oak |
| Origin of timber | Switzerland / Hungary |
| Colour: | Black |
|---|---|
| Condition: | Second-hand |
Accessory Items
A very attractive bistro bar table. Very solid and well-built. Most likely made by a joiner. The base is made of solid oak and the worktop surface is black and similar to linoleum, but much harder and more durable. Horgenglarus ’ Classic bar stools are a perfect match for this table. The Horgenglarus Select bar stools are too high. The dimensions are: Long table: length 400 cm, height 96, depth 90 Short table: Length 300 cm, height 96, depth 90 Condition: Second-hand. A very attractive table with only minimal, normal signs of wear on the tabletop.
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