Tommi Parzinger Lounge Chair

A set of 6 Tommi Parzinger dining chairs for Parzinger Originals. 2 Arm chairs, 4 armless chairs. Original Lacquer finish. Older re-upholstery.  

A rarely seen pair of lounge chairs. Comfortable and stylish.

A great pair of matching lounge chairs in their original Jack Lenor Larsen Velvet Fabric. Chairs probably Manufactured by Heritage Hen...

A fine example of this form. The client requested an extra wide slab-arm, as is noted by the artist. Signed with the clients name.

A pair of Laverne lounge chairs designed by Ross Littell C.1952. Original leather cushions and chrome plated frame.

A classic Parzinger Originals Form. Reupholstered and refinished.

A pair of wood and blue fabric lounge chairs, designed by Tommi Parzinger and produced by Parzinger Originals, USA, 1950s.

Pair of Tommi Parzinger original early period club chairs, dark walnut, woven off white fabric, box pleat designed. Chairs are early design, horse Hair and springs interior.

Pair of period chairs in the style of Tommi Parzinger, 1940. Nailhead slim tall designed side chairs, elegant and restored exactly as upholstered, rare desig...

Midcentury American wing chair, padded and upholstered in glossy yellow vinyl with a square seat cushion, shaped apron and white painted splayed le...

A pair of armchairs designed by Tommi Parzinger for Parzinger Originals.

Tommi Parzinger lounge chair and ottoman, ebonized frame, charcoal grey upholstery. Copy of the original purchased receipt included from Parzinger Originals Inc., dated January 15, 1958 Dimensions: 27" H x 28 1/2" W x 31" D and 15" H x 28" L x 16" Tommi Parzinger was born in Munich and received professional design training there at the school of art and craft, Kunstgewerbeschule. He began his career as a freelance designer of ceramics, wallpapers, lighting, textiles, furniture. He traveled and worked in Germany and Austria, becoming familiar with the modern movements of the day including the Wiener Werkstätte, the Jugendstijl, and the Bauhaus. As a professional designer in Germany he created porcelain for the German firm KPM, as well as posters, textiles, interiors and wallpapers. In 1932 he came to the United Stated as a prize for winning a poster contest for North German Lloyd...