For Sale - battered Karim Rashid Magis chairs x 4, ?50

By Kate Parkin
July 16, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Kate Parkin

Posted July 16, 2015

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Posted July 16, 2015

Hello

We have 4 Magis Butterfly chairs designed by Karim Rashid, bought at Purves & Purves about 12 year ago.

They are very battered with cracks, so welcome to come and have a look first before committing. It just seems a shame to throw them out as someone might be able to redeem them?!

We did try filling with expanding foam to prevent further cracking, which sort of helped. Asking ?50, as they are expensive to buy new, but if interested advise coming to inspect them!

Overall height 82cm, seat height 44cm, depth 41cm, leg width (spread on floor) 54cm, seat width 54cm, seat thickness 5cm.

Can email more pictures if helpful via PM.

Thanks for looking.

Kate

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