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Parker Knoll ‘Statesman’ Armchair in Black Leatherette
An iconic mid-century armchair by renowned British furniture manufacturer Parker Knoll. Dating from the 1960s, the sought-after ‘Statesman’ design features a sculptural curved headrest, elegantly shaped armrests and distinctive buttoned upholstery.
Upholstered in its original black leatherette, the chair has a removable seat cushion and button detailing across the cushions and rear of the backrest. A sprung swivel-and-tilt mechanism provides excellent comfort, while five elegant rosewood legs complete its striking profile.
Dimensions
H97cm x W80cm x D71cm x SH41cm
Product Features
Iconic Parker Knoll ‘Statesman’ armchair
Dating from the 1960s
Original black leatherette upholstery
Curved headrest and shaped armrests
Buttoned cushion and rear detailing
Removable seat cushion
Sprung swivel-and-tilt mechanism
Five elegant rosewood legs
Great condition. The original 1960s upholstery has been exceptionally well preserved, showing only minor signs of use commensurate with age.
An iconic mid-century armchair by renowned British furniture manufacturer Parker Knoll. Dating from the 1960s, the sought-after ‘Statesman’ design features a sculptural curved headrest, elegantly shaped armrests and distinctive buttoned upholstery.
Upholstered in its original black leatherette, the chair has a removable seat cushion and button detailing across the cushions and rear of the backrest. A sprung swivel-and-tilt mechanism provides excellent comfort, while five elegant rosewood legs complete its striking profile.
Dimensions
H97cm x W80cm x D71cm x SH41cm
Product Features
Iconic Parker Knoll ‘Statesman’ armchair
Dating from the 1960s
Original black leatherette upholstery
Curved headrest and shaped armrests
Buttoned cushion and rear detailing
Removable seat cushion
Sprung swivel-and-tilt mechanism
Five elegant rosewood legs
Great condition. The original 1960s upholstery has been exceptionally well preserved, showing only minor signs of use commensurate with age.