Vintage Mid Century Folding Reclining Safari Lounge Chair | Danish Style Teak Campaign Armchair | 1960s Recliner

A beautifully designed vintage mid-century folding reclining safari lounge chair dating from the 1960s to early 1970s. Featuring an attractive teak-toned timber frame with brass fittings and upholstered floral cushions, this piece perfectly combines comfort, practicality and timeless style.

The adjustable reclining mechanism allows the chair to be positioned for relaxed lounging, making it ideal as a reading chair, fireside chair or statement piece within a living room, conservatory or bedroom. The clever folding design also means it can be easily stored away when not in use.

The warm timber tones and soft floral upholstery lend themselves equally well to Scandinavian, rustic, country house and eclectic interiors. A highly unusual and increasingly sought-after piece of vintage seating that offers both functionality and character.

Condition

Presented in very good vintage condition with age-related wear commensurate with its age and use. The frame is sturdy, the reclining mechanism functions smoothly and the upholstery remains attractive and usable.

Approximate Dimensions

• Height (upright): 98 cm

• Width: 65 cm

• Depth (upright): 80 cm

• Depth (fully reclined): 115 cm

• Seat height: 40 cm

Please note that all dimensions are approximate and should be used as a guide only.

Delivery

ATTENTION: Delivery is not included within the asking price. Delivery pricing is bespoke and calculated according to the size, weight and delivery location of each furniture item. Please contact us before purchasing for an accurate delivery quotation.

About The Proudlove Studio

At The Proudlove Studio, we carefully source beautiful vintage and antique furniture chosen for their craftsmanship, character and timeless appeal. Every piece is individually selected to bring warmth, personality and enduring style into your home.

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