Museum Chair

About the shell story, it began in 1948 when Eames created the fiberglass shelled DSR (Dining Side Chair) for the Museum of Modern Art contest, that will become one of Herman Miller ...

The result is a perfect balance between material, form and use. Collectible pair of chairs. Ruud-Jan Kokke's designs are found in major musea including the Museum of Modern Art i...

The result is a perfect balance between material, form and use. Collectible pair of chairs. Ruud-Jan Kokke's designs are found in major musea including the Museum of Modern Art i...

French 19thC Tufted slipper chair. Original tufting, needle piont and tassles, make this slipper chair a museum version, blue/white/red silk buttons as details.

Also, a chair from a similar set was in the exhibition, 19th century America at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This aptly named bird chair is the Italian Harry Bertoia Besides offering soothing comfort, this chair and ottoman add an interesting silhouette to any living room this is one of t...

The "Easy Edges" furniture designed by Frank Gehry over forty years ago was breathtakingly inventive, and represented such an impressive debut for Gehry as a furniture designer that ...

In 1971 Gio Ponti also builds the Denver Art Museum. Legendary are his chair 'Superleggera' (1957) for Cassina, his glasses and lighting for Venini (1946-50) or the coffee machine fo...

The feet are a highly stylized klismos form with scrollwork embellishments with rear legs showing an elegant rake. A related chair is illustrated in American Furniture of the Ninetee...

It is one the first outdoor chairs in the world made out of polyurethane. The 20th century design chair can be seen on permanent display at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, an...

D.R.DIMES precisely reproduced the chair in 1976 with permission from the museum. The chair is an excellent example of the Philadelphia style during the middle of the eighteenth cent...

His works are part of the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York and the Vitra design museum, Weil.

A unique copy of the first chair, featuring Peter Keler’s horsehair fabric, is held in the permanent collection of the Cantilever Chair Museum/Tecta Archive in Lauenförde.

His Windsor chairs are sought after by museums and collectors alike.

His disbandment of clumsy or over ornate detailing his lean toward line and form in a purely Japanese style yet he never visited Japan, it is thought that he was most probably the fi...

An example of this form in the New York State Museum; with later attributed chairs and settees in the collection in the White House Diplomatic Reception Room.

This approach ultimately led him to hold professorships at the Royal College of Arts in London and the Domus Academy in Milan and his work can be seen in major collections around the...

According to the Design Museum Danmark, these chairs were designed and produced by Danish master cabinetmaker Gustav Bertelsen in 1955 or prior.

The set is a de-accession from a well-known museum house. The arm chairs vary slightly in size and detail from the side chairs but appear to have been made by the same cabinet maker.

This approach ultimately led him to hold professorships at the Royal College of Arts in London and the Domus Academy in Milan and his work can be seen in major collections around the...

This approach ultimately led him to hold professorships at the Royal College of Arts in London and the Domus Academy in Milan and his work can be seen in major collections around the...

One of the first mass-produced, cast aluminium chairs in the world, over 250,000 were made. It won a Gold Medal at the Milan Triennale of 1954 and is in the collection of the Museum ...

Another variant was made for the Thorvaldsen Museum in Copenhagen. The chair was a revolution when it first appeared.

Antique green leather model 519F armchair by Adolf Loos for Thonet Wien, 1910s Thonet Mundus Catalog No. 519 F Adolf Loos was the designer of the iconic Cafe Museum chairs in Vienn...

His Windsor chairs are sought after by museums and collectors alike.

His Windsor chairs are sought after by museums and collectors alike.

WonderWood sold two pieces from this chair to museums. Special details ,with brass joints in seat,brass feeth, and very special legs with cross connection.

Montgomery just prior to his publication of Winterthur Museum's collection of Federal furniture. At least three other chairs with related upholstered backs are known, including a pai...

This model is featured in the V&A Museum, London. "This chair dates from the end of the utility period and demonstrates awareness of the flowing lines of much contemporary continenta...

A Set of Ten Wicker Chairs from the D'Orsay Museum, Designed by Gae Aulenti in the 80's.

An Important Thomas Warren Centripetal Chair produced by the American Chair Company Troy New York circa 1849, this museum quality chair maintains its original painted surface on the ...

Arm height is 27.5". This chair is museum quality. Retains early label. This example made in the 1930's.

The fire station now houses the Design Museum's international collection of designer chairs.

Essentially a prototype, very few of these chairs are known to exist. Fully documented.A museum worthy chair.

Even though the chair was not a replica, the heirs of Riemerschmid were so satisfied that they added it to their museum collection.

This chair, of museum quality, consists of a profusely carved back rail with a carved female figure to the centre surrounded by a wreath.

Museum inventory numbers painted behind the seat frame imply that this chair is a museum deaccession and a number of good things, (and bad) have come to market.

Lyre Chair The Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Studio Doors The Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

Lyre Chair The Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Studio Doors The Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

For related examples see: “Victoria & Albert Museum English Chairs” plate 108; “The Country Life Library of Antiques, Chairs” by E.

Museum Collections: Wingback Chair Le Louvre, Paris.

Lyre Chair Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Guardian Nightlight The Museum of Arts and Design, New York. Lyre Chair Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

After Delanois' early death, Jacob's only serious rival in his field was Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené. (Getty Museum) Georges Jacob (Metropolitan Museum of Art) Side chair from a su...

Ponti was one of the founders of the important Milan Triennale and built the Denver Art Museum. Classics are his chair Superleggera for Cassina, his glasses and lamps for Venini or t...

Ponti was one of the founders of the important Milan Triennale and built the Denver Art Museum. Classics are his chair Superleggera for Cassina, his glasses and lamps for Venini or t...

Glassware designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Progetti is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art and the Boalum lamp (with Livio Castiglioni) produced by Artemide is...

The "futuristic" Cone chair was the first in a series of designs in 1958 by Verner Panton using a cone shaped base, followed by additional chairs (most notably the Heart Shaped Cone ...

Hans Wegner side chairs manufactured by Carl Hansen and Son, model CH-23. Oak frame, birch inlay (on chair backs) and paper cord seats. Note: paper cord seats have been newly repla...

This design was selected to be a part of the 1968 California Design Ten Exhibit at the Pasadena Art Museum and still retains the award label on the side of the chair.

While the Museum of Modern Art does have two of Gehry’s corrugated cardboard chairs, the Cross Check chair represents a different line of thinking and would bring up-to-date the muse...

They are in museum collections including MOMA and Philadelphia Museum of Art.

This is a museum-worthy set of chairs.

This chair is also used in the café at the Danish Design Museum.

This approach ultimately led him to hold professorships at the Royal College of Arts in London and the Domus Academy in Milan and his work can be seen in major collections around the...

From the Vitra Design Museum collection of miniature chairs a model of the Mathieu Matzot Nagasaki chair, 1952.

His acclaimed projects include the multicolored masterpiece that is the Groninger Museum and his iconic Proust chair, a 20th-century update to a Neo-Baroque French armchair, which he...