George Smith “Justice” Armchair by Tom Dixon in Blue & Black Mohair Velvet

On offer on this occasion is the rarest-of-the-rare, it being a peerless, immaculate Tom Dixon-designed "Justice" Armchair from George Smith, dressed in a peerless, elegant, top-grade and sensationally-tactile Mohair Velvet in Black and Baltic Blue.

Remarkably, this is one of 20 Justice Chairs i acquired directly from the archive of the George Smith Factory in Cramlington (and could not be more-excited to have been able to source these incredible, rare pieces from George Smith directly) so please get in touch without delay if you would like to take advantage of this never-to-be repeated opportunity to acquire such a beautiful thing

As you will no doubt be aware by your interest in this listing, George Smith and Tom Dixon pieces are the epitome of contemporary English furniture design, are of peerless quality, and exhibit detailing and execution of an unrivalled standard.

In a world of temporary pleasures, George Smith create beautiful furniture built to last a lifetime and, being both a limited-release Tom Dixon design, and dressed in this sublime Mohair Velvet, there can be no more refined example of their talents than this!

This piece is in superb, impeccably-maintained condition and is entirely free from fault, flaw or damage. Its fine order reflects the TLC and remarkably-infrequent use afforded it in the past and, aside from the odd, light mark to the fabric and frame acquired during its short-life, is as impressive and gorgeous in every regard as is possible to conceive.

Please view the images provided to confirm its superb, original condition and beguiling appearance. A more achingly-sumptuous, striking contemporary armchair is impossible to imagine.

Its dimensions are a generous H-91cm, W-103cm and D-87cm, and the breathtaking seating position this iconic Dixon-design creates is enhanced by the use of sumptuously comfortable, generously-upholstered fixed-back and feather-filled seat cushions, which leaves you powerless to resist its charms. Not only does it possess an aesthetic to die for, but it is so comfortable too!

Costing in excess of £6000 when originally-issued in limited numbers in 2009 (needless to say, "Justice" Armchairs presented in perfect condition are as rare as hens-teeth today), it represents spectacular value for money, and we have no doubt it will serve and delight its new owner for many years to come.