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Vintage Artifort 510

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Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort Leather Swivel Lounge Chair and Ottoman, c. 1980s
By Artifort, Geoffrey Harcourt
Located in Los Angeles, CA
black on black colorway is impressive. This Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort Model #F-510 swivel chair
Category

1970s Dutch Modern Vintage Artifort 510

Materials

Steel

Lounge Chair with Ottoman by Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort
Located in New York, NY
Called the F 510, this wool upholstered chair sits on a white lacquered swivel base.
Category

1960s Dutch Vintage Artifort 510

Materials

Lacquer, Wool, Upholstery

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