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Thayer Coggin

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Item No. 1063
Thayer Coggin

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4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 1063

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    The 1188 Chair (1968) was Milo Baughman’s favorite chair and the one he chose to furnish the home of business partner and friend Thayer Coggin, whose North Carolina company still makes Baughman furniture. The bronze finish is created by hand and is not uniform by intention, left as is for warmth and character. Natural leather upholstery is prized for unique scars, scrapes, and wrinkles, none of which are defects.
    • Timeless American classic from the 1960s.
    • Wide range of finish options.
    • Favorite chair of legendary designer.
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    Thayer Coggin
    General Dimensions
    • 30" H 23" W 23" D
    Assembly
    Comes fully assembled
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    1-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
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    Milo Baughman 1188 Dining Chair

    Milo Baughman 1188 Dining Chair

    • Height (in): 30
    • Width (in): 23
    • Depth (in): 23
    • Seat Height (in): 18
    • Seat Width (in): 19
    • Tubular polished stainless steel frame or tubular steel frame with brushed bronze finish
    • Kiln-dried maple and plywood interior
    • Foam and fiber cushions
    • Fabric or leather upholstery
    • Notification of Filling Contents

    Milo Baughman

    “Furniture that is too obviously designed,” said Milo Baughman, “is very interesting, but too often belongs only in museums.” In Baughman’s struck an ideal modernist balance. Using the consummate midcentury-modern materials, he created a new visual vocabulary, built on the legacy of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Marcel Breuer, but infused with the style and ease of the American West Coast.

    More on Milo Baughman

    WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Wood Dust, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/furniture.

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