White leather chair – G. Vollenbrock – Hennie de Jong
€425,00
Item number 7456
White leather chair, model 4735, designed by Gerard Vollenbrock for Hennie de Jong. This chair features glossy wooden inlaid armrests and a chrome tubular frame.
Crafted with thick, white bridle leather. The white version of this chair is rarer than the black variant, adding to its exclusivity.
Leather, known for being hypoallergenic, is ideal for those with allergies or respiratory issues, as it attracts less dust, hair, and allergens compared to fabric chairs. Additionally, the leather construction of the chair ensures easy maintenance and durability.
Dimensions
70 x 58 x 72 cm (lxdxh)
Seat height: 38 cm
Period 80s
Designer Gerard Vollenbrock
Manufacturer Hennie de Jong, Netherlands
Material
Bridle leather
Chrome tubular frame
Wooden armrests
Condition Good condition; some slight discoloration on the seat.
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