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Harvey Probber Three Piece Sectional Sofa 1955c.
$ 8,500
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Description
Harvey Probber Three-Piece Sectional Sofa, circa 1955
Upholstery and solid walnut.
Large-scale three-piece sectional sofa by Harvey Probber, circa 1955. The sectional features a sweeping curved form composed of three individual sections, with squared upholstered arms and an architectural, angled back.
Loose wedge-shaped seat cushions follow the curvature of the frame, complemented by individual loose back cushions. The sofa rests on short, round solid walnut legs, providing a subtle contrast to the fully upholstered frame.
The generous scale and low profile are characteristic of Probber’s sophisticated approach to modular seating during the 1950s, combining a strong architectural form with comfortable, informal seating.
Dimensions:
152 in. wide at widest point
78 in. overall depth
28 in. overall height to top of back cushions
36 in. depth, front to back of arm
21 in. arm height
17 in. seat height
21 in. seat depth to back cushion
27.5 in. seat depth without back cushion
Condition:
Original upholstery with fading, soiling and wear consistent with age and use. Upholstery would benefit from replacement. Walnut legs retain their original character with age-appropriate wear. -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Period: 1950-1979 Materials: UPHOLSTERY, WOOD Condition: Good. Original upholstery with fading, soiling and wear consistent with age and use. Upholstery would benefit from replacement. Walnut legs retain their original character with age-appropriate wear. Creation Date: 1955 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00005320 Incollect Reference #: 880074
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