1954 PAUL MCCOBB
Model 1322 walnut armchair, Directional
Model 1322 walnut armchair, Directional
Paul McCobb (1917–1969) was one of the most important American furniture designers of the postwar period - and his work drew more heavily on Shaker, Windsor and New England vernacular furniture than Scandinavian. This armchair was Model 1322 from his more sophisticated Directional Line - a remarkably delicate wood frame with a generously upholstered seat and back. Sweeping rear legs rise continuously into the tall back, while slender tapered arms and legs give the chair its distinctive, almost calligraphic profile. 1950 USA.
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Origin: USA
Period: 1950s
Dimensions: H 31.7, W 23.6, D 21, Seat height 17.4
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