Abla Dining Chair - Sample
Abla Dining Chair - Sample
Available for pickup in our NYC Showroom (appointment required). Shipping options also available at checkout. Email help@trnk-nyc.com with any questions.
Condition: Excellent Condition.
Condition Notes: Floor Model. No visible wear from use.
The Abla Dining Chair takes its name from Queen Abla Pokou, who led her people from present-day Ghana to the Ivory Coast in the late 1700’s. The dining chair plays with minimalist, tapered forms in a solid oak with a natural finish.
Made by craftsmen in the USA.
22" L x 23" W x 33" H
Seat height: 18"
Seat depth: 18"
Solid Oak
This item will ship using one of our trusted freight carriers, and requires a delivery appointment. Our chosen freight carrier will reach out directly to schedule the appointment, once the order is ready for shipment. This item is subject to a delivery fee, calculated at check out based on the item's weight and size.
Please contact customerservice@trnk-nyc.com with any additional questions regarding shipping or delivery.
Immediately clean spills and liquids with a clean, absorbent cloth to remove all moisture. Avoid the use of any harsh chemicals or cleaners.
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Available for pickup in our NYC Showroom (appointment required). Shipping options also available at checkout. Email help@trnk-nyc.com with any questions.
Condition: Excellent Condition.
Condition Notes: Floor Model. No visible wear from use.
The Abla Dining Chair takes its name from Queen Abla Pokou, who led her people from present-day Ghana to the Ivory Coast in the late 1700’s. The dining chair plays with minimalist, tapered forms in a solid oak with a natural finish.
Made by craftsmen in the USA.
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22" L x 23" W x 33" H
Seat height: 18"
Seat depth: 18"
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Solid Oak
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This item will ship using one of our trusted freight carriers, and requires a delivery appointment. Our chosen freight carrier will reach out directly to schedule the appointment, once the order is ready for shipment. This item is subject to a delivery fee, calculated at check out based on the item's weight and size.
Please contact customerservice@trnk-nyc.com with any additional questions regarding shipping or delivery.
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Immediately clean spills and liquids with a clean, absorbent cloth to remove all moisture. Avoid the use of any harsh chemicals or cleaners.
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Parcel packages ship UPS ground and signature is required for packages valued over $200. For a precise estimated delivery date, please contact us at customerservice@trnk-nyc.com.
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Return Policy
We are able to accept returns on certain items, as messaged on the product detail page, located in the “Returns” section.
Items marked “refundable” can be returned (in their original, undamaged condition) within 14 days of delivery. If you choose a return for store credit, return shipping is free! If you would like a return to your original form of payment, we charge a restocking fee equal to 15% of the item’s full retail price before discounts or promotions. In either case, we do not reimburse for the original cost of shipping.
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Quickship Options
We stock a limited selection of our TRNK Collection products as quickship options, which are available with a much shorter lead time.
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Information about the pillows
Established in 2018 by Evan Jerry, Studio Anansi was named after a trickster figure of West African and Caribbean folklore. An anthropomorphic spider god, Anansi’s archetypal web reflects Jerry’s own intricately woven story. He is of Afro-Caribbean origin, has lived in Canada, the UK, Mexico, and Finland. With Studio Anansi, Jerry contributes a critical perspective to contemporary design by addressing the West’s erasure of Africa’s influence. His works take inspiration from African forms and motifs while creating an honest (and healing) narrative between African and Western cultures.