RARE Adrian Pearsall Craft Associates 2175o Ottoman Mid Century Modern Chair
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:27666073 | Style: Mid-Century Modern |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Depth: 20" |
| Featured Refinements: Adrian Pearsall | Maker: Craft Associates |
| Type: Chair | Width: 22" |
| Height: 13" |
Up for your consideration is this gorgeous ottoman designed by master American furniture designer Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates during the mid 20th century. The 2175o ottoman was originally paired with the 2174c lounge chair. The ottoman spins up and down for variations in height. Partial Craft Associates label still present on underside. The fabric color has a light purplish-mauve tone with light brown interwoven with slight color changes from different angles ...and light...at least that's how we see it. Either way it's very beautiful in person.
approximate dimensions - 22" wide x 20" deep x 13" on the side when set at full height10" high on the sides when set at lowest height
The ottoman is in beautiful vintage condition showing very mild wear associated with age. The fabric is original to the piece and is in fabulous condition with no tears or stains, but the foam has gotten hard and needs to be replaced. There is some slight movement between the spiraling upright and the plate that mounts to the bottom, but that can be tightened from above when the foam is removed. The movement is only slight and sill works wonderfully as is. The metal upright shaft underneath has a hole on the side, but we're unsure what it is or was for (please view images)...possibly the original tightening screw was stripped out so a new one was added. The piece is sturdy, structurally sound, and as can be seen in the images the ottoman displays beautifully.
approximate dimensions - 22" wide x 20" deep x 13" on the side when set at full height10" high on the sides when set at lowest height
The ottoman is in beautiful vintage condition showing very mild wear associated with age. The fabric is original to the piece and is in fabulous condition with no tears or stains, but the foam has gotten hard and needs to be replaced. There is some slight movement between the spiraling upright and the plate that mounts to the bottom, but that can be tightened from above when the foam is removed. The movement is only slight and sill works wonderfully as is. The metal upright shaft underneath has a hole on the side, but we're unsure what it is or was for (please view images)...possibly the original tightening screw was stripped out so a new one was added. The piece is sturdy, structurally sound, and as can be seen in the images the ottoman displays beautifully.
