0 Results: chair in Warrawee 2074, NSW

Used Ikea Poang style rocking chair. Leather is in beautiful condition. Pickup 2074 or arranged otherwise at buyers expense.

3 items = 2 X 1 seater chair 2 seater bench 2 X 1 seater chair (Adairs) 2 seater bench (Freedom) All 3 item used, good condition, together 250$

Great condition, very comfortable and sturdy chair. Pick up South Turramurra

In very good condition Lovely fabric and colour

Hi, Selling a small French style arm chair. See pic for dimensions. Smoke free and pet free home. Regards Jo

EXCELLENT CONDITION USED FOR ONLY 3 MONTHS Four motor lift recline chair for infinite positioning Microsuede, leather-look upholstery Backlit hand control with integrated USB charging point Independent adjustable headrest, back, leg & lumbar support functions Integrated lift & recline functions for easy sit-to-stand & maximum comfort Intuitive headrest support, ideal when watching TV when reclined Head & armrest covers for improved longevity Part of

Selling two magnificent french armchairs. Matching pair. They were purchased 30.04.09 from Rotate Interiors, an antique dealer in Wentworth Falls NSW for $2200 (see receipt). They are covered in silk check fabric of sage green tonings and terracota/soft pink/orange tonings. The chairs are solid and very sturdy. They are wide and can take weight of a large person, see dimensions below. The wood of the chairs is beautifully carved and still perfect in every regard. Chairs are covered and piped i

Near New French style chairs....see photos . Carved wooden frame. Original bought for $380 each . Will sell for $180 each . I have 2 of each type as shown

In excellent condition, rarely used. RRP $600 . Looking for a new home to get some use and/or appreciation :) Pick up only. Throw and yellow cushion not included, but blue seat cushion is included.

Price reduced from $2100 for quick sale! This ad is for a pair of Horseshoe-arm Chairs from the eastern China province of Zhejiang and from part of the later Qing Dynasty******1851 (importers written advice when purchased in 1996). They are made from Yu-mu wood, a species of elm, which means they were likely used only by the head of the household or honoured guests. Indeed, these have been safely housed in our large lounge/dining area almost 25 years. Unusually, they feature fretwork panels