White Leather and Chrome Dining Chairs, 1970s, Set of 2

A chic and stylish pair of 1970’s leather and chrome dining chairs designed by tim bates for pieff and retailed by harrods

extremely comfortable and ergonomically considered. They are upholstered to the highest standard, with a white leather shell and an attached separate padded seat. The frame is mirror chromed steel. These chairs have been lovingly cared for and have aged perfectly. There is some very light abrasion to the outer edge of the leather seats and also some creases to the leather, neither of which hinder the overall aesthetic or comfort of the chair. The chrome frame is in excellent condition.

why buy me? once you sit on me you won’t want to get up! if long leisurely meals or a good gossip round the dining table are your thing then i am just what you have been looking for. Add to this the undeniable glamour and elegance of my shape and form and the answer is simple – i encapsulate comfort and style!

height 87cm x width 53cm x depth 52cm

in good condition, no rips or tears to the leather. There are some creases to the seat pads and very light abrasion to their edges. The chrome is in excellent condition and all end caps are in place. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution