Sleek, yet inviting, the Randolph swivel gliding reclining chair packs a wealth of features into one attractive piece. This design features a tall, tight T-shaped back cushion edged with welt detailing for a streamlined appearance. Pleated, slightly flared arms frame the piece, and it sits on a swivel base for ultimate versatility. The chair gently glides as it rocks, and extends into a reclining position for even more luxury. Available in multiple fabrics and leathers.
- Full upholstery for ultimate versatility
- Gently flared arms feature pleated details and vertical seaming for a refined look
- Lovingly crafted by experienced artisans for ultimate quality
- Solid construction with sturdy steel springs and kiln-dried wood
- Precision-cut materials for strength and durability
- Handcrafted in the USA of domestic and imported materials
*Item colors and configurations may vary. For more information regarding potential product options, please contact our store.
| Collection |
RANDOLPH |
| Style |
CPF757 |
| Piece |
RC |
| Cushion Core |
Posture Plush Cushion |
| Back Fill |
Trillium Fiber in Bags |
| Overall Width |
31" |
| Overall Depth |
41" |
| Overall Height |
40" |
| Seat Width |
21" |
| Seat Depth |
20" |
| Seat Height |
21" |
| Arm Height |
26" |
| Seat to Arm Height |
5" |
| Product Weight |
128 LBS |
| Cubic Feet |
39.00 |
| Proximity to Wall (recline) |
6 inches |
| California Customers |
WARNING California's Proposition 65 → |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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