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Four Joker Model Armchairs By Olivier Mourgue
FOUR JOKER MODEL HEATERS BY OLIVIER MOURGUE
These seats need to be restored,
The price is for the whole
I am missing a decorative cap.
FOUR JOKER HEATERS designed by Olivier Mourgue and produced by Airborne International, CIRCA 1950 Chrome plated steel frame bolted with decorative caps. These are confused with the Barcelona chair although their size, scale and construction are quite different. This is a "petite" version of a Barcelona style chair perfect for small apartment living, looking for a super urban chic look.
Olivier MOURGUE France (1939-) A graduate of the Boulle School, Olivier Mourgue enrolled at the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris. From 1964, he worked in close collaboration with Airborne for which he designed the “JOKER” armchairs and now appears in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York. In 1976, Olivier Mourgue moved to Brittany. He worked for Renault for three years (from 1977 to 1980). Olivier Mourgue has received numerous awards including the First International Design Award (1968)
These seats need to be restored,
The price is for the whole
I am missing a decorative cap.
FOUR JOKER HEATERS designed by Olivier Mourgue and produced by Airborne International, CIRCA 1950 Chrome plated steel frame bolted with decorative caps. These are confused with the Barcelona chair although their size, scale and construction are quite different. This is a "petite" version of a Barcelona style chair perfect for small apartment living, looking for a super urban chic look.
Olivier MOURGUE France (1939-) A graduate of the Boulle School, Olivier Mourgue enrolled at the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris. From 1964, he worked in close collaboration with Airborne for which he designed the “JOKER” armchairs and now appears in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York. In 1976, Olivier Mourgue moved to Brittany. He worked for Renault for three years (from 1977 to 1980). Olivier Mourgue has received numerous awards including the First International Design Award (1968)
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