Steer Horn Armchair, attr. Wenzel Friedrich

Measurements: 33"H, 20" seat height, 30"length, 20"depth. Estimate weight 60pounds *SHIPPING on this item offered through, UPS 843-203-3466- store7194@theupsstore.com -Pak Mail 843-849-0310- info@char

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Assembled steer horns. 34 1/2"h. x 30"w. x 30"d.

with black leather cushion. Sturdy, well built chair with good form. 41" tall x 26" wide.

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Fabulous Wenzel Friedrich Style Horn Chair. Designed with Longhorns and Cow Hide. Height 31" x Back Length 18" x Depth 16".

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