All Arms, Sublime Set of 16 Greek Key Chairs by Michael Taylor, circa 1970
$74,500
This piece is owned and offered directly for sale by Tom Robinson Modern.
These magnificent dining chairs are shipped as professionally photographed and described in the listing narrative, completely installation ready. This all arm set is unique on the market. Expert custom upholstery service is available.
An sophisticated unique set of sixteen (16) restored Parsons style Greek Key arm dining chairs by the esteemed Michael Taylor for Baker Furniture, circa 1970. Beautiful, expertly crafted walnut construction. An always coveted seating series, these particular examples are the less common, yet more elegant, high back version. Excellent support and comfort. The unmistakable look of old money. Important chairs intended to anchor a serious dining room. Excellent restored condition. The frames have been professionally cleaned and re-lacquered. The walnut displays fabulous color and sheen. Expert custom upholstery in a fine neutral Larsen fabric. The arm height measures 25″. The price listed is for the set of sixteen (16) chairs. Retains the maker mark. Custom expert upholstery service is available.
Additional Information
circa 1970
WearExcellent Restored Condition. Meticulous professional restoration performed in the Tom Robinson Modern facility. The set is completely Installation Ready. Expert custom upholstery service available.
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