1960s Paul McCobb for Arbuck Iron Pavilion Dining Chair w/ White Powder Coating _Exclude The brass hardware has developed

The brass hardware has developed a handsome patina

There are only a select number of people on earth who are trained in the swan and egg furnishings as the curvature and hand stitching is quite complex

The seat cushion on the left side has some slight fading from the sun

Upholstered in fabric and set on subtle metal legs

19 inches in width

1960s Paul McCobb for Arbuck Iron Pavilion Dining Chair w/ White Powder Coating _Exclude The brass hardware has developedThis is an original Pavillion Collection dining chair, Model 6150, initially designed by Paul McCobb for Arbuck in 1952. The collection was promoted as being durable enough for outdoor use, and was also recommended for indoor use. This piece is composed of wrought iron with an off white powdercoat. This chair measures 19 inches deep, 18. 5 inches wide, and 34. 5 inches high. The original finish on the chair shows some chipping and scuffs, and there is