Hoggarth Studio
A Pair of Sibast No. 9 dining chairs (1950s)
£1,000.00
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Hoggarth Studio
A Pair of Sibast No. 9 dining chairs (1950s)
£1,000.00
The Sibast No 9 was designed by Danish cabinet maker Helge Sibast in the 1953. It is a combination of 2 designs from the same year, the No7 and the No.8. This pair have been fully restored and are in excellent condition, the oiled oak has a rich patina. The curved backrest has a new sapele veneer and the chair has been upholstered in Tiree (swan) pure wool fabric by Bute.
Dimensions,
Height - 73.5cm
Seat Height - 45cm
Width - 52.5 cm
Please contact us for a fabric sample or to view the chairs in our st Albans studio
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