This stunning case / tuxedo sofa was designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin and features some of the most highly figured Rosewood we have seen. I mean just look at it. It's almost like you're looking at a Rorschach Inkblot; you know, that thing you learned about in your college Psychology class. 

A key feature of a true Baughman sofa is the legs. They should be top to bottom metal. A case sofa produced by Jydsk Mobelfabrik of Denmark, has similar legs but the bottom third of the feet are capped in teak or walnut trim. If you see a sofa with teak or rosewood on the metal legs, it's not Baughman. Another giveaway is the detail of the grain. If the sofa has a more bland, or typical grain pattern, on the casing it is likely a replica by Komfort or Jydsk. If the grain pattern is highly figured like this piece, then it is probably a designer piece. 

Okay, now that you have some background lets talk more about this sexy sofa. The rosewood casing is in overall very good vintage condition with small markings and/or imperfections in places. We took detailed photos from all angles so you can fully examine the sofa. The best part of the highly figured grain is that any current (or future) imperfections added over time disappear in to the crazy grain patterns and rich coloring of the rosewood.

The veined, gold velvet cushions are in excellent shape and show no staining or noticeable imperfections. Foam is soft and this piece provides a very comfortable overall sit.

This sofa is heavy, upwards of 200 pounds and very solid. 

No other piece of furniture in your home will command the attention this sofa does. It's a true show stopper and the perfect blend between furniture and art. 

Dimensions:

84" L x 34" D x 24.5" H