Superb Pair of Tortoiseshell Pagoda Loungers by John Wisner for Ficks Reed
$16,500
This piece is owned and offered directly for sale by Tom Robinson Modern.
These magnificent lounge chair frames are shipped as professionally photographed and described in the listing narrative: Meticulously professionally restored and ready for upholstery. Expert custom upholstery service is available.
An exceptional pair of vintage Campaign style lounge chairs with from a difficult to find seating series by Ficks Reed. Stout rattan and hardwood frame with a beautiful Pagoda back detail. Beautiful cordovan tortoise shell lacquer finish. Fabulous design, quality and craftsmanship. Aged to absolute perfection. These unusual pieces were a part of the “Far Horizons Collection” produced by long time Ficks Reed designer John Wisner. The series was introduced in 1954. The unmistakable look of old money. Excellent Restored Condition. The items have been professionally cleaned and re-lacquered and display wonderful color, depth and luster. All cane accent bindings are intact and complete. The arm height is 21.5 inches. Retains the Maker mark. The price listed is for the pair. Expert custom upholstery service is available.
Additional Information
circa 1954
WearExcellent Restored Condition. Exacting professional restoration performed in the Tom Robinson Modern facility. All cane accents and details are intact and complete. Custom upholstery service availabl
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