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sukhdeepsingh318 - The Dragon's Chair ($27.8 million). It is the most expensive chair in the world at a whopping price of $27.8 million. It was designed in 1917 by Eileen Gray. The
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SafeSell - The Dragon's Chair is a rather outstanding piece of furniture, handcrafted from leather and carved wood. Designed by the Irish Architect and Designer Eileen Gray between 1917 and 1919. The
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Boss Furniture - Here's a fun fact! Famed Fashion Designer, Yves Saint Laurent purchased this, the most expensive armchair ever sold, for 28 million USD. The Dragon Armchair was designed by Eileen
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Are you sitting down? How a $43m chair brought to light a forgotten designer
