Description

Listed for sale is a single (multiple chairs are available) Papa Roxy swivel lounge chair in blue fabric with black fabric seat cushion and natural wood base, designed by Milo Baughman and produced by Thayer Coggin in North Carolina. The Papa Roxy was designed in 1965, though Thayer Coggin has been producing it as the authorized manufacturer for many years. This example was produced circa 2018 and came directly form an executive suite in the Boston/Cambridge area. Condition overall is superb with only very light wear.
The chair measures 26 inches tall by 31 inches wide and 32 inches deep.
Our price listed is for one chair. Multiple chairs are available.

Details
Authentication

Authenticated

Reviewed on 2021-10-06 00:03:38
Designer
Milo Baughman
Manufacturer
Thayer Coggin
Production Year
2018
Type
Lounge Chair
Shipping
Inventory
In stock
Approximate Lead Time
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Size
Height
26.00 in
Width
31.00 in
Depth
Length
32 in
Seat Height
18.00 in
Diameter
Lifecycle
Condition
Vintage

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