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Item No. 100203712
Designed by Charles Pollock

Pollock Armchair

C$ 5,065.00
Item No. 100203712
Designed by Charles Pollock

Pollock Armchair

C$ 5,065.00
Designed in 1960 and originally manufactured from 1964-79, the steel and leather ‘sling chair’ or '657', as it is commonly called, offers a refined combination of materials and finishes. Tubular steel legs connect to cast-aluminum arms and stretchers with exposed hardware, exemplifying Pollock’s simple design approach. The chair was reintroduced 2014. More Details
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Hand Tipped Leather
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Portofino Leather
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Pollock Armchair
Pollock Armchair
Pollock Armchair
C$ 5,065.00
C$ 5,065.00

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Designer
Charles Pollock
Collection
Pollock Collection
General Dimensions
  • 27¾" H 25" W 26" D
Product Weight
32 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
5-year warranty
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Item No.
100203712
Dimensions
Pollock Arm Chair

Pollock Arm Chair

  • Height (in): 27¾
  • Width (in): 25
  • Depth (in): 26
  • Weight (lbs): 32
  • Seat Height (in): 16¼

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Charles Pollock

Charles Pollock

After graduating from Pratt Institute and working with George Nelson, Charles Pollock presented an idea for a chair to Florence Knoll, who immediately declared it “gold.” For that chair, and everything else he designed, Pollock said his approach always boils down to one question: “What is the human need?”

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