Overview
A heavy-duty cotton twill slipcover designed with a relaxed, 'loose-fit' aesthetic to mimic the utilitarian look of a painter's dropcloth.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Pottery Barn 'Dropcloth' Loose-Fit Armchair Slipcover
Photo reference
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Story
In 1949, Paul Secon founded Pottery Barn after discovering three barns full of discarded pottery in West Chelsea, but it was decades later that the brand perfected the 'lived-in' luxury seen here.
Maker / Origin
Pottery Barn began as a shop for 'seconds' and flawed ceramics before being acquired by Williams-Sonoma in 1986.
Condition & Value
The item appears to be in its original retail packaging, which preserves the fabric from light damage and dust. As a mass-produced retail item, value is driven primarily by utility and brand recognition.
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