Pair of Paperclip Model 'K700' Bar Stools by Kinetics, 20th century
By Kinetics
Located in View Park, CA
A pair of Kinetics k700 polished chrome «paperclip» barstools, designed in 1969 by Canadian designers Hugh Hamilton and Philip Salmon, manufactured in Toronto, Ontario; this pair pro...
Chrome
$1,100 / set
Chrome 'Paperclip' Kinetics Stools
By Kinetics
Located in Toronto, ON
Very cool chrome stools made in the 1970s by Kinetics. Referred to as 'k700' stool, the tubular stool was originally designed by Philip Salmon ans Hugh Hamilton.
Chrome
Set of 3 Paperclip Model 'K700' Bar Stools by Kinetics in Grey Enamel
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon, Kinetics
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Designed in the late 1960s by Canadians Hugh Hamilton and Philip Salmon, these chairs were produced by Kinetics, which was eventually acquired by Haworth, who continues to produce re...
Enamel, Steel
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H 28 in W 16 in D 18 in
Mid Cenutry Post Modern K700 "Paperclip" Bar Stools by Kinetics Furniture
By Kinetics
Located in Chula Vista, CA
For your consideration, vintage K700 "Paperclip" bar stools. Designed by Hugh Hamilton, Philip Salmon, and Rein Soosalu for Kinetics Furniture (Canada), later acquired by Haworth.
Chrome
Hamilton & Salmon for Kinetics Modern 'K700' Chromed Steel Bar Stools
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Astoria, NY
Canadian modern steel paperclip 'K700' stools designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon for Kinetics Furniture in Canada.
Chrome
K700 Tubular Chromed Stool from Hamilton & Salmon for Kinetics
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon, Haworth, Kinetics
Located in BROOKLYN, NY
Designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon k700 (model) Kinetics Furniture and made in Canada.
Steel, Chrome
Pair of K700 Stools, "Paperclip" Kinetics Furniture
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Buffalo, NY
A simple and beautiful design built using a continuous piece of tubular steel that is bent to form a cantilevered base and solid footrest. The resulting bent paperclip form is purpos...
Steel
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H 29.53 in W 16.54 in D 16.54 in
1960 K700 Red Chrome Paperclip Bar Stool Hugh Hamilton Philip Salmon Canada
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Stow on the Wold, GB
An original paperclip stool, designed by Hugh Hamilton and Philip Salmon and manufactured by Kinetics in 1969. In original condition, cantilever design solid chrome base and red resi...
Chrome
Hamilton & Salmon for Kinetics Modern 'K700' Black Bar Stools
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Astoria, NY
Canadian modern black paperclip 'K700' stools designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon for Kinetics Furniture in Canada.
Chrome
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H 28 in W 17 in D 16 in
Set of Four Mid-Century Modern Chrome K700 Paperclip Bar Stools by Kinetics
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Lafayette, IN
Mid century set of 4 chrome Paperclip bar stools for Kinetics. Designed by Phillip Salmon, Hugh Hamilton and Rein Soosalu, the K700 stool was first produced in 1969.
Metal, Steel, Chrome
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H 28 in W 17 in D 16 in
Set of Four Mid Century Modern Chrome K700 Paperclip Bar Stools by Kinetics
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon, Kinetics
Located in Lafayette, IN
Mid Century set of 4 Chrome Paperclip bar stools for Kinetics. Designed by Phillip Salmon, Hugh Hamilton and Rein Soosalu, the K700 stool was first produced in 1969.
Metal, Steel, Chrome
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H 28 in W 16 in D 17 in
Modern K700 Tubular Chromed Steel Bar Stool from Hamilton & Salmon for Kinetics
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Stratford, CT
A simple and beautiful design built using a continuous piece of tubular steel that is bent to form a cantilevered base and solid footrest. The resulting bent paperclip form is purpos...
Chrome
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H 21.5 in W 17 in D 17 in
70's K700 Paperclip Counter Stools by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon for Kinetics
By Kinetics, Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Set of 4 Paperclip Stools, measuring 21.5 high with a 12.5 round seat. Clever Design that sits very solid and has a great fun look! Designed by Hugh Hamilton and Philip Salmon for ...
Metal
Tubular Chrome Steel Bar Stools K700 Kinetics
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in St.Petersburg, FL
Designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon k700 (model) Kinetics Furniture and made in Canada.
Stainless Steel
Tubular Chrome Steel Bar Stools K700 Kinetics
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in St.Petersburg, FL
Designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon k700 (model) Kinetics Furniture and made in Canada.
Stainless Steel
Near Perfect Pair of Red Vintage 1980s K700 Paperclip Stools by Kinetics
By Kinetics
Located in North Vancouver, BC
A rare set of shiny red k700 Paperclip stools by Kinetics, Canada. This pair had one owner for 37 years, and has been carefully looked after.
Metal
Kinetics for Amisco Haworth K700 Paperclip Barstool, 1970s
By Kinetics, Les Industries Amisco
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This is one awesome Haworth K700 Paperclip Barstool by Kinetics for Amisco. The bright yellow stool is the perfect room accent piece/ plant stand while still being a functional stool.
Steel
K700 Paperclip Barstool, 1970s
By Kinetics
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Elevate your seating game with our dark blue bar stool that's basically a paperclip showing off its gym gains. Who knew office supplies could be so stylish? Pull up a conversation st...
Steel
Chrome Bar Stools Paperclip Stools Kinetics 1970s Stools
Located in East Hampton, NY
Designed by Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon (model) k700 Kinetics Furniture, made in Canada. Unfortunately someone glued foam cushions to to the stool tops, so these will need either ...
Steel, Chrome
Tubular Chrome Steel Bar Stools K700 Kinetics
By Hugh Hamilton & Philip Salmon
Located in Lake Success, NY
Set of three chromed steel bar stools designed by Hugh Hamilton and Philip Salmon for Kinetics Furniture, Canada, 1970s.
Steel, Chrome
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