1960 Gerald Luss Rosewood & Metal Credenza Cabinet Once Attributed to Eames & IBM Pavilion _Exclude The chair measures 32 inches

The chair measures 32 inches tall by 22 inches wide and 20 inches deep

We work with a shipper locally who has great prices and has been complemented often on their packing and shipping quality

The price listed includes both chairs

we will be enjoying the single-seat lounge chair in our gallery space until further notice

though may show some minimal signs of wear only from transportation to our warehouse and storage

1960 Gerald Luss Rosewood & Metal Credenza Cabinet Once Attributed to Eames & IBM Pavilion _Exclude The chair measures 32 inchesListed for sale is an absolutely exceptional and very rare Gerald Luss credenza, produced by the Lehigh Furniture Company circa 1960. This credenza is now famous for its misattribution to Charles and Ray Eames for the IBM Pavilion at the 1964 World's fair. Instead, it was actually designed by architect, designer, and inventor Gerald Luss. Luss is most known for designing the interiors of the Time Life building in New York City, the same project that