Dan Baldwin 'Happiness in Solitude' Limited Edition Artist Chair

A beautifully made, limited edition artist chair, upholstered in soft velvet and created as a collectible furniture edition. Produced in a strictly limited run of just 10 pieces, each chair is sequentially numbered and handmade entirely in the UK.

Every chair includes a unique QR code, allowing collectors to authenticate the edition and verify ownership through the LTD/EDN authentication system.

All items are created by highly skilled artisans, made exclusively in the UK.  Each part of the production process is carried out by hand. The frames are constructed form selected seasoned hardwoods, which are screwed, glued & dowelled for strength and longevity.  The seat and  back are fitted with high tensile steel springs and wrapped with high density reflex foam and wadding to ensure a long lasting comfortable and supportive sit.

All legs made from solid beech and are individually hand turned and finished.

The chair is then upholstered in a soft velvet fabric. Which is fully fire retardant in line with UK fire regulations.

Chairs are shipped free of charge within the mainland UK - all other destinations by request. Any import duties are customer's own.

Key Details

Size: H112 x W90 x D75cm.

Leadtime: 6-8 Weeks.

Material: Luxuriously soft printed velvet finish.

Edition: Limited to 10 pieces.

Artwork: Happiness in Solitude.

Authentication: Unique QR code and sequential edition number.

Included: Hand-signed deckled-edge art print.

Care Instructions: The fabric can be treated with a protective finish and wiped clean with a damp cloth. 

Construction: Kiln-dried hardwood birch and beech wood. Hight density reflex foam. FR 400gsm 100% polyester velvet.

Country of Origin: Made in the UK.

International Duties & Taxes
Orders shipped outside the United Kingdom may be subject to local import duties, taxes and customs clearance charges. These charges are not included in the product price or delivery charge and are the responsibility of the recipient. Charges vary by country and will normally be collected by the courier or local customs authority before delivery. We are unable to predict the amount of these charges.