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PS142 "Clamis" Armchair
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PS142 "Clamis" Armchair

PS142 "Clamis" Armchair

$950
Rare vintage PS142 lounge chair designed by Eugenio Gerli for Tecno Italia in 1966. Great vintage piece with a lower profile that's incredibly comfortable....

Rare vintage PS142 lounge chair designed by Eugenio Gerli for Tecno Italia in 1966. Great vintage piece with a lower profile that's incredibly comfortable. Original upholstery with signs consistent to wear. Please contact us for additional images. Two chairs are available. 

27" H x 27" W x 25" D Seat: 17" H

Features 4 casters, original vinyl upholstery.

Monthly payments available with Affirm.

Flat Rate Delivery options available at checkout. Please inquire for further details or quotes, shipping@comingsoonnewyork.com

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Eugenio Gerli

Eugenio Gerli was an Italian Designer and Architect whose working life spanned over six decades. His diverse range of work from buildings to furniture remains an iconic part of Industrial Design history.

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