Folke Jansson 'Tellus' Armchair, SM Wincrantz, Skövde, Sweden, 1950s

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A sculptural Swedish two-seater sofa, model “Tellus,” designed by Folke Jansson for SM Wincrantz, Skövde. Mid-20th century. The curved backrest flow into slender, slightly flared arm...

Rare sofa model 'Tellus' designed by Folke Jansson and produced by SM Wincrantz, Sweden, during the 1960s. Sculptural legs of beech and upholstered in two different tones of green ...

Origin: Sweden Designer: Folke Jansson Manufacturer: SM Wincrantz Era: 1950s Materials: Beech, Fabric Measurements: 61? wide x 29.5? tall Condition: In excellent original con...