Leather Executive Chair by Charles Pollock for Comforto, 1970s

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A striking vintage executive swivel chair designed in the distinctive style of Charles Pollock for Comforto, with a wide, substantial … Read more A striking vintage executive swivel chair designed in the distinctive style of Charles Pollock for Comforto, with a wide, substantial form, high backrest, generously padded seat and integrated armrests. Its minimalist design is balanced by its impressive proportions, giving the chair a strong and elegant presence.

The chair has been professionally reupholstered in new black leather. The leather has a subtly matte finish and beautifully complements the dark base and metal elements. The timeless black finish makes the chair equally suitable for a vintage office, home workspace, studio or private study.

Designed with long periods of sitting in mind, the chair offers excellent functionality. It swivels, has adjustable seat height and a reclining mechanism, allowing the sitting position to be adapted to the user. The reclining resistance can also be adjusted.

The chair stands on a five-star wheeled base, making it easy to move around. All mechanisms are working properly and the chair is stable and comfortable.

Charles Pollock was an American industrial designer best known for his innovative office seating. His designs combined ergonomic comfort with clean, highly recognizable forms. His work for Comforto in the 1970s resulted in a series of distinctive office chairs that are now sought after by collectors of vintage design.

A particularly versatile piece that works beautifully with wood, chrome, glass and minimalist vintage furniture.

The chair has been professionally reupholstered in new leather. All mechanisms are fully functional. Minor signs of age and use are visible on the base, back and structural elements, consistent with the chair's vintage character.

Dimensions:
Backrest height from seat: 60 cm
Seat height: adjustable from 45 to 60 cm
Width: 70 cm
Depth: 70 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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