Stool in teak by Hugo Frandsen for Spottrup Møbler, 1950s-60s, Denmark
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- Location: Vretenborgsvägen 28, 12630 Hägersten
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| SKU: | St2 11.03 |
| ISBN: | 89309002 |
DESCRIPTION
The stool was manufactured in Denmark in the 1950s-60s, by Hugo Frandsen for Spottrup Møbler. It is made of teak on the structure. The stool is a used item in restored condition with small traces of use such as small scratches.
Possible to see and pick-up in our warehouse by appointment in Sickla, or by home delivery.
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CITES INFORMATION
This item does not contain any materials from appendix 1 of the CITES agreement (especially Rio Rosewood Dalbergia nigra).