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* Items are photographed in studio conditions and the appearance of the actual items may vary from that shown.

Dimensions

23½ W x 27½ D x 41 H in

Seat height 19¾ in (50.2 cm)

Arm height 25½ in (64.8 cm)

Materials & Finish

Khaya Wood, Okoume Veneer, Brass.

Finished in as shown.

Furniture Care

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Protect surfaces from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture.

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Theodore Alexander

Atcombe Armchair

SKU: SC41016.1DMU

$2,202.75$2,937.00

Availability: Available to Order

Lead Time: 4-6 weeks

The Atcombe Armchair, from Theodore Alexander's Stephen Church collection, presents a classically resolved silhouette in which the warmth of Khaya wood and the refined surface of Okoume veneer are brought into quiet dialogue with brass detailing — a material conversation that rewards both close inspection and the long view across a room. At twenty-three and a half inches wide and rising to a generous forty-one inches, its proportions speak to the dining chair as architecture: upright, considered, and built to anchor a table setting with genuine authority. The brass appointments introduce a note of controlled luminosity, preventing the composition from reading as merely traditional while anchoring it firmly in the canon of enduring design.