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Harvey Probber Set of Four Occasional Chairs, Salmon Lacquer & Cane, 1960c
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Description
Harvey Probber Set of Four Occasional Chairs, Salmon Lacquer & Cane, 1960c
An elegant quartet of mid-century seating by Harvey Probber, these “Occasional” chairs showcase a gently curved salmon-colored lacquered hardwood frame, woven cane back, and plush upholstered seat. Fully restored and ready for daily use, they bring a playful yet refined note to living rooms, dining areas or lounge corners.
Dimensions (each)
• Overall Height: 29.50″
• Depth: 24.00″
• Width: 26.75″
• Arm Height: 22.00″
• Seat Height: 18.00″
Condition
• Professionally restored—frames freshly lacquered, cane backs hand-replaced, and seats fully reupholstered
• Structurally sound with no loose joints or warping
• Ready for both everyday use and display in high-style interiors
Ideal For
Collectors of mid-century modern design, refined accent seating in contemporary homes, offices, galleries, or boutique hospitality environments. -
More Information
Documentation: Ample Provenance Period: 1950-1979 Materials: wood Condition: Good. restored, new Cane , repainted and reupholstered Creation Date: 1960 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00005110 Incollect Reference #: 843968
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