Admiral White Leather and Polished Brass Egg Chair
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The Admiral White Leather and Polished Brass Egg Chair is a bold and luxurious statement piece. Featuring a paneled, polished brass body encasing a textured, pressed leather cushion, this chair embodies both sophistication and comfort. Whether placed in an office or used as an occasional chair, it pays homage to its World War II-era inspiration. Designed for ultimate relaxation, it includes a special lean-back mechanism, 360-degree rotation, and manual height adjustment.
Specifications
Type: Egg Chair. Style: WWII-Inspired. Recommended Use: Office, lounge, or statement seating. Features: Lean-back mechanism, 360-degree rotation, manual height adjustment.
Dimensions
Length: 82 cm. Width: 85 cm. Height: 118 cm. Weight: 23 kg.
Materials
Structure: Leather, wood, real polished brass wrap.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery is by our trusted freight partners to your door Australia-wide. Rates are weight-based and include packaging. Read our shipping policy.
Delivery for this item: approx. $210 Australia-wide, based on an estimated shipping weight of 50 kg including packaging. If you order several items, delivery is calculated on the combined weight at checkout.
| Order weight | Delivery cost |
|---|---|
| 0–5 kg | $12.95 |
| 5.01–25 kg | $97 |
| 25.01–50 kg | $210 |
| 50.01–80 kg | $270 |
| 80.01–100 kg | $480 |
| 100.01–125 kg | $610 |
| 125.01–150 kg | $700 |
| 150.01–175 kg | $810 |
| 175.01–200 kg | $950 |
| 200.01–300 kg | $1,200 |
| 300.01–500 kg | $1,650 |
| Over 500 kg | Quoted |
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