1960s rocking chair by Illum Wikkelsø - Lacquered beech

1960s rocking chair by Illum Wikkelsø - Lacquered beech

Marsoni

M251S

$322.50

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1960s rocking chair by Illum Wikkelsø - Lacquered beechSpindle back rocking chair in black lacquered beech. Designed by Illum Wikkels for Eilersen. Origin: Denmark Era: 1960s Condition: Very good Dimensions: 58W x 72D x 89H cm Seat height: 43 cm

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Nice product, very simple in reality. All screws together. Shelves are probably 12inches high - higher than I wanted so I won't be using it after all - but that is my fault for not realizing how vertically spaced the shelves would be. The unit takes up a lot of vertical wall space. My only dislike (hence the -1 rating) is the large stamped letters on every wall mounting plate. The letters don't appear to mean anything, and are very large and upraised - to me they detract from the overall appearance of the unit. The letters are not possible to get rid of without a grinder or significant file-work and repainting everything (not worth the significant effort that would entail).

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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025