Chair Hans Bellmann Swiss Design 60's Thermoformed Wood

"GA" chair from the designer Hans Bellmann from Switzerland edited by Horgen Glarus.  

Beautiful ethnic Senoufo armchair from the 60's coming from Africa. Structure and seat in solid wood entirely carved with "geometrical" forms. Beautiful patina of time on the whole a...

French chair from the 80s made by unidentified craftsmen. This unique model (prototype) was designed with a structure entirely in solid wood and a system of jack that allows to adapt...

Scandinavian armchair from the 60's, in the style of Hans Wegner's work. Solid light oak structure, seat refurbished in white Brisson Bruneel wool. Very nice period work with pure an...

Scandinavian armchair from the 60's, unknown designer, Danish manufacture. Structure in solid teak, seat and back in tobacco patinated leather. Elegant and sober design representativ...

Rare Danish armchair by designer Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen in rosewood. Seat in leather and beautiful patina. Soren Willadsen Mobelfabrik.

Rare set of 4 original early production GA dining chairs by Swiss designer Hans bellmann produced by Horgen Glarus late 1950's Beautiful curved Teak plywood seating on a chromed me...

Pair of Mid-Century Hans Bellmann Armchairs "G.A Model". Made with iron and teak. Very decorative. Circa 1950, Switzerland. Hans Bellmann (1911–1990) was a Swiss furniture designer p...

Set of 3 chairs model GA by Hans Bellmann in 1950 produced by Horgenglarus Structure in black tubular metal, seat with backrest in 2 parts connected, in plywood. Iconic pieces.

Mid Century Modernn chair or side chair designed by Hans Bellmann, circa 1955. Manufactured by Horgen-Glarus, Switzerland The GA chair is made of a black lac...

A rare sculptural masterpiece designed by Hans Bellmann for Strässle Söhne & Co. Switzerland circa 1955. Black enamel steel frame having a sculptural wooden frame top that is incre...

Authentic original unrestored Pierre Jeanneret 'Senat' chair finished in beautifully grained Teak wood with old damaged leatherette upholstery. The 'Senat' chairs were primarily designed for the high court of Chandigarh although they were also used in smaller numbers among some of the other administrative buildings contained within Chandigarh. This is a nice, honest and structurally sound authentic example, ripe for restoration. Jeanneret employed local artisans to hand fabricate these chairs and several variations of the 'Senat' chair were produced with model designations 'A',' B', ''C' etc. This is the harder to find 91cm tall (35.83 inches) high back model, we found examples of the same high back model for sale at the exclusive ' Galerie Patrrick Seguin' in Paris, a world renowned Jeanneret specialist, and we bow to his detailed knowledge, Seguin dates this particular model/construction to 1959-60. Please refer to image 2 to compare. Although the current leatherette upholstery is clearly very old we have been able to determine that this chair had actually been reupholstered once before during it's lifetime. The very old and original type of early latex foam , left in place from the original upholstery, is still clearly visible attached to the chair's wood structure, you can see that when this chair was reupholstered in the current black leatherette the upholsterer just placed a layer of a more modern darker tone foam straight on top of the original latex foam. Please refer to image 4. Given the plethora of Jeanneret knock offs or modern copies offered on the market we have decided to leave this genuine mid century example in completely original unrestored condition so prospective clients can be be sure of the mid century authenticity and provenance of this example. The chair clearly needs to be completely reupholstered, it's teal wood frame has some surface blemishes commensurate with age and use and is still structurally strong and sound . We are happy to undertake the reupholstery for you should you wish. Please reach out for estimates of the cost to reupholster the chair for you. According to Chandigarh heritage there were two phases in Chandigarh’s furniture...