Your Guide to Buying a Leather Recliner imageRecliners are just about everyone s favorite type of chair because they are well cushioned and they rotate back into a position that is relaxing and comfortable. On traditional recliners, the back of the...Read More about Your Guide to Buying a Leather ReclinerBe the first to know about Rare and Fast Selling Mid Century, Modern and newsletter to hear about exclusive deals and special limited time offers.Rare Item AlertsSales and PromotionsGeneral InterestEames OfficeOffice Desk ChairsTask ChairsModern Office ChairsOffice FurnitureOffice Chairs For SaleKnoll OfficeArmchair OfficeModern Desk ChairForwardVintage original Knoll Pollock Executive Armchair dating from the mid century with brown leather upholstery, aluminum frame and stainless steel tilt and swivel base. In excellent vintage condition, this chair is considered one of Knoll's most memorable designs. Perfect for the home or office and a modern addition to any home.Nash Leather Swivel Desk Chair
Nash Leather Swivel Desk Chair The sleek and ergonomic design of mid–20th century office furniture is echoed in this desk chair. Supple leather covers the deeply cushioned seat and back, with extra padding in the lumbar region for support. Frame and legs made from hollow metal. Upholstery filled with polyester foam and fiber. Full Grain, Full Aniline Dyed leather. Aniline-dyed leather will lighten and soften with both use and time and develop a rich, burnished patina. Seat and back are upholstered in top grain Caramel leather. Chair swivels and tilts, and rolls easily on casters. Features mechanism for adjusting seat height. Leather is a natural product. Variations in color and texture are inherent to each hide; no two pieces are exactly alike. Overall: 23.5" wide x 24.5" deep; adjusts from 35.25–38" high Seat: 20" wide x 17.25" deep x 3" thick Backrest Height From Seat: 17" Arms: 1.5" wide x 14.25" deep x 6.5" high from seat
Legs: 11.5" long x 2" wide x 3.25" high Distance Between Legs: 12" Clearance Below Legs: 2.5" Maximum Weight Capacity: 300 pounds Shipping & Return Info UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days. Next Day Delivery and Processing We can arrange for next day delivery to most destinations within the contiguous 48 states, for an extra charge of $17.50 per address. If we receive your order by 6pm PT Monday through Friday, you'll receive your order the next business day; orders placed on Friday after 6pm PT through Sunday will arrive on Tuesday. Note: Next Day Delivery service is not available for some oversized items, White Glove Delivery, out of stock items, personalized items or for items shipped directly from the manufacturer. Select oversized items have an additional delivery and processing surcharge; this charge is listed below the item price. View the complete Shipping and Delivery Information page. We take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of each and every Pottery Barn product and we hope you love your purchase.
If for any reason you do not, you have 30 days – or 7 days for all Quick Ship upholstery items – to return your purchase for a full refund or exchange. You can return most non-furniture items to your local Pottery Barn store – FREE. Delivery fees are non-refundable and prior purchases are not eligible for a price adjustment. The following items are non-eligible for returns or exchanges: Special-order items (including made-to-order upholstery and custom order rugs) Final Sale items (identified by a price ending in $. Items damaged through normal wear and tear.See our full Returns Policy. Nash Upholstered Swivel Desk Chair Unlimited Flat Rate DeliveryA father who suffered from a mysterious agonising skin condition for two years has found it was caused by a banned toxic sofa he bought on eBay.William Harrington, 56, was delighted with his new reclining leather armchair, but had no idea it was from a highly poisonous batch of furniture that was also sold by Argos and the now-defunct World of Leather.Argos has recalled all the furniture
, and in 2010 contributed along with 13 other companies to paying out £20million to customers who suffered painful burns. Poisoned: William Harrington 56, had been poisoned by a chair he bought on eBay two years ago But Mr Harrington's case highlights there is a risk some sofas still exist, and are even being resold second-hand. Argos is now investigating to see if the seller had previously received compensation and knowingly resold the toxic sofa. For two years, Mr Harrington suffered painful sores and an itchy rash all over his body, but he had no idea what had caused it.He told his doctor: 'My whole body feels like it is on fire.'Mr Harrington, a father-of-five, was referred to a specialist who told him he had been into contact with a dangerously toxic substance.The property maintenance manager then discovered his armchair was from the batch of toxic chairs. The burns from the sofa were so severe Mr Harrington fell into a depression Embarrassed: He said he was forced to hide his arms and legs for fear of offending people
The black leather recliner armchair had been withdrawn from shops after complaints of allergic reactions.But the eBay seller had failed to give Mr Harrington any warning when he bought it using the online auction website.Mr Harrington said: 'Every time I sat in that chair it was poisoning my body and I didn’t have a clue.'The leather chair made my skin go all prickly and hot, I couldn’t stop scratching, it was like someone had set me on fire.'The last two years of my life have been absolutely horrific. I can’t put into words what I’ve been through because of this chair.'I’ve been so distressed with non-stop scratching that I ended up on anti-depressants.'I have my own business and I have to cover my arms with bandages because I am so embarrassed at customers seeing the sores. They look so unsightly.'I can no longer take my daughter swimming because I wouldn’t dream of letting anyone seem my body looking like this.' Now the sofa has been identified as the cause of his suffering, Mr Harrington has removed it from his house and his skin is starting to improve
Mr Harrington bought the chair off eBay and travelled down to Cornwall to pick it up from the seller.He developed a rash after returning the recliner to his home in Ely, Cardiff, but did not realise his chair was causing it - until solving the mystery after 18 months. No one else in his family was affected because it was his personal chair.Mr Harrington’s GP confessed he’d never seen anything like his rash before. He was prescribed steroid cream and referred to a dermatologist.He then realised his desperate need to scratch got worse when he sat in his favourite black leather recliner armchair.Mr Harrington went online - and discovered the chair was of the same sort withdrawn from circulation after a court action against Argos and other retailers which resulted in a £20million legal action over the poisonous furniture. He added: 'I bought the chair off eBay for £80. I didn’t have a clue this chair was going to cause me untold misery and distress.'Argos needs to get a warning out there, these toxic chairs are still out there and being sold to unsuspecting victims.'Thousands of people like me may be suffering terribly, and not knowing why.
Just be careful what you buy on eBay.'The settees and chairs sold between £600 and £850 had been treated with a fungicide to stop them going mouldy in storage.They had been treated with Di-methyl Fumarate - a substance that has triggered violent irritant-related eczema in some people.It is so toxic that those who come into contact with it should wear protective clothing and glasses.Mr Harrington has since put the chair in the garage - and his skin allergy is slowly disappearing.In a statement to the Mail Online, an Argos spokeswoman said: 'As a responsible retailer we were extremely concerned to learn of the problems Mr Harrington has experienced with the chair he purchased second-hand 18 months ago and our priority is conducting an urgent investigation into this matter.'We have offered to collect the chair from Mr Harrington’s home for testing, however, he has declined to release it. We have also asked Mr Harrington for details of the seller from which he purchased the chair so that we can cross reference this with our archive orders.'Without this information we are unable to pursue the investigation further and we urge Mr Harrington to assist with our requests so that we can try and resolve this serious situation for him as quickly as possible.'