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1980s Four Seasons Barstool by Cumberland Furniture in Stainless and Leather Sold yet extremely strong

1980s Four Seasons Barstool by Cumberland Furniture in Stainless and Leather Sold yet extremely strongThis is an iteration of the Four Seasons Barstool, initially designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe & Phillip Johnson in 1974. This particular piece was produced by Cumberland Furniture in the USA in the 1980s. The base is slightly different than the initial design in that it was constructed with flat bar steel that is thicker in width than the original specs. The seat of this piece has brown leather upholstery, and it is both sturdy and chic. This

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yet extremely strong

The stools are comprised of steel and plastic

but otherwise are in good condition

as well as some light discoloration in some areas

This is a set of four DKX-1 dining chairs

1980s Four Seasons Barstool by Cumberland Furniture in Stainless and Leather Sold yet extremely strongThis is an iteration of the Four Seasons Barstool, initially designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe & Phillip Johnson in 1974. This particular piece was produced by Cumberland Furniture in the USA in the 1980s. The base is slightly different than the initial design in that it was constructed with flat bar steel that is thicker in width than the original specs. The seat of this piece has brown leather upholstery, and it is both sturdy and chic. This

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