The Classic Chesterfield Directors Leather Office Chair. Deep buttoned back and seat. The upholstered arms are attractively embellished with lines of individual stud nails in Hard Wood. An undoubted winner in any room from the cottage to the boardroom. A true classic of its kind. British Vintage.
What Is Old English Leather?
Old English is aniline leather, tanned to ensure a pleasing distressed or aged finish from new. Extra fat liquors are applied during tanning, to give the leather a slightly waxy feel. These leathers are designed to allow the natural marking variations of the leather to show through to the finish coat. Pull-up leathers do not have a consistent colour density across the whole hide. They are designed to change colour and sheen when pulled or stretched. They are not as colour fast as pigmented hides and are designed to allow furniture to age and relax through use and over time. Furniture should be protected from direct sunlight and not placed next to radiators. Evidence of marks and scarring will be seen through the surface finish. Each hide will be unique, and so will the furniture on which it is used.
Director's Chair Dimensions : H 118cm x D 80cm x W 73cm apprx.
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