Two Green Aluminium Webbed Lawn Chairs (Circa 1960s)
$149.00
2 x Green Aluminium Webbed Lawn Chairs (Circa 1960s)
Palm Springs inspired aluminium frame lawn chair with rare wooden armrests and green striped webbing. The perfect addition to any garden, patio, camping or beach setting.
The chair webbing is in great condition. Some pitting to the frame and small wear to timber armrests as pictured.
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All prices include GST.
Due to this items’ large size, shipping is not included in this price. If shipping is required, please get in touch for our local or interstate delivery rates prior to purchase. Items can also be collected from our Gold Coast location (at no charge).
1 in stock
| Features | Easily folds in and out, lightweight aluminium frame |
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| Maker | Unknown |
| Origin | Australia |
| Shipping | Due to this items’ large size, shipping is not included in this price. If shipping is required, please get in touch for our local or interstate delivery rates prior to purchase. Items can also be collected from our Gold Coast location (at no charge). |
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