De Sede Oxblood Patchwork Leather Beanbag, 1970s SwitzerlandGorgeous oxblood leather patchwork beanbag manufactured by Swiss company De Sede in the 1970s. Wonderful warm coloring and patina to leather with amazing veining to the leather dye. Some very light scuffs give the bag some life and personality. Good condition to leather which remains supple and soft. Presents beautifully. Extremely comfortable and gorgeous to look at. Newly stuffed with foam beads. Additional De Sede beanbags available in separate

Multiple colors available in separate listings

Leather and twine wrapped frame with two removable attachments on the sides

Metal bracket professionally fabricated on back for hanging horizontally or vertically

Made of fiber cement

Great visuals and sounds

Fantastic wall sconce by Koch and Lowy

Fantastic piece of California ephemera

Above the closure on the lip of the bag is a monogram spelling "M

The wrench has some paint/mdf loss

Pine was the wood of choice for much of the furniture Perriand designed and installed at the Les Arcs Ski Resort since it would tie in seamlessly with the surrounding geographic region which is chock full of stone

Extremely sturdy and able to be used as a stool as well

Urns have a delicate cement ridge around the mouth as well as around the widest part of the jar giving it depth and delicate lines