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Where are the table and chairs from?

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7 years ago

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6 years ago
Hello, and sorry for the delay in responding. The Dining table is the "Solvay" table by Jean Prouve. It is an authorized reproduction, as vintage originals would be 10x as much cost. Here is a link: Prouve Solvay Table. I am not certain of the chairs' origin. (the Owner sourced all of the furniture, and she did an amazing job!)

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