Robin Day Q stack chair - Vintage

This is a Q-Stack Chair by British designer Robin Day, purchased from a vintage furniture store three years ago.

Overview
This is the QW Stack Chair by Robin Day (1915-2010), often called the Eames of Britain.
Following the success of the Hille Stack Chair in 1951, the Q series was designed with the aim of reducing the number of parts and increasing production efficiency. It was designed in 1953 and production began in 1954.
The three-dimensionally molded plywood shell is ergonomically designed, clearly embodying Robin Day's philosophy of providing maximum comfort and relieving fatigue.

The shell, finished with African cherry veneer, exudes a sense of luxury, and the compass legs, reminiscent of French Modern style, offer a stylish appearance.
While steel pipe legs are commonly found in the vintage market, this chair features wooden legs. It appears that the shell and leg specifications could be semi-customized according to the catalog of the time.
Wooden legs are rarely seen on the market, making this a rare model.
I regularly check the vintage market, and I have only seen wooden legs like these once before.

Approximate Dimensions: Width 45cm, Depth 51cm, Height: 77cm (Seat Height: 44cm)

I am selling this chair because I have too many chairs at home and am running out of space.
However, I am not in a hurry, so please understand that I am not considering significant price reductions.

The chair has only been used for sitting occasionally, so its condition is as good as when I purchased it, with no wobbling.
However, as this is an old vintage item, please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such details.

Main Material: Wood