The chair
dizfan5
7 years ago
I saw this chair at a Macy's. I wanted to purchase the chair, however upon returning they had sold it or removed it from stock. I still want the chair if I can find it with this exact upholstery material. Can you please tell me where I can find the chair. Is this a Clarke chair? Thank you
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