Four new HAY Neu Chairs in Grey for sale - Dining set or perfect for Office Workspace

By edulwich1234
June 15, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted June 15, 2015

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Posted June 15, 2015

Four "Wrong for HAY" Neu Chairs in grey for sale as a set.

Perfect for a dining table in a modern and contemporary interior, or as part of a small office workspace. They have grey plastic backs with light coloured, natural wooden legs. Each have the significant 'WH' marking on the bottom for 'Wrong for HAY'

RRP ?636.00 for the set but I am selling them for ?500 as a set.

Available for pick up only in the East Dulwich area.

These are in perfect condition and have not been used. They do not have boxes but can be wrapped.

I am happy to send further images to any person interested.

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