Prototype Chair

Mid-Century Modern looking contemporary (prototype) lounge chair with tubular steel frame and perforated steel bedding.

The construction methods employed are suggestive of the chairs being prototypes or one off pieces and are unlikely to have been made on scale.

These luxurious chairs are prototypical Hollywood 1930s glamour!

Post-modern style One of a kind (prototype) lounge chair with tubular steel frame and perforated steel bedding.

This folding chair by Viganò is based on the prototypes of folding chairs created in the 19th century by J.B.

The first prototype of the popular chair was created as early as 1918 and its vibrant red and blue tones, which give it a timeless yet striking presence, set a milestone in the desig...

In 1927 he built homes for the famous Werkbund exhibition in Stuttgart and designed the prototype of the cantilevered tubular chair. Stam also taught at the Bauhaus (1928-29).

Poul Kjaerholm was first employed at Fritz Hansen for about a year, where he designed a number of noteworthy chair prototypes. In 1955 Poul Kjærholm initiated his collaboration with ...

Of the two prototypes of this chair, one was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 2000.

These are prototype chairs by Kanji Ueki who is designed for interior of apple store, MOMA and stuff.

Gerrit Rietveld; Modernism; Bauhaus; De Stijl; Military Chair; Modern Design; Mid-Century Modern; Netherlands; 1970s; Dutch prototype chair, a stunning tribute to Gerrit Rietveld's ...

The burled surface holds a beautifully intricate marbling texture. Its’ subtle brutalist form provides a striking visual weight placing it between boldness and elegance. A fine black...

Confirmed by Royale Wiggins, daughter of Coggin and head of Thayer-Coggin. Measures: 26 deep x 21.5 wide x 30.5 tall. Seat height - 12.75. Label attached. Original fabric, 1960s. ...

In 1964, Giò Ponti was approached by furniture company Knoll International and asked to present some ideas for chairs and armchairs. The result of the collaboration was a big dining ...

Yrjo Kukkapuro 1960s Prototype club chair, Finland Offered for sale is a rare find!

Fabulous designed prototype chairs with reversible seat cushions and head rests...Black/Natural and Brown/Black.

PMJ for a 1965 exhibition. Created as a prototype, this chair is truly one of a kind! The spacious tulip design features delicately curved armrests and a rounded winged headrest, and...

Suelo Side Dining Chair with Custom Straight Back (as discussed with Barbara). Custom Depth : 21" Standard Depth : 18" Standard Height : 29" Plywood with cushions.

Very Rare Verner Panton, Panton Chair pilot production of 1967-68. Construction of cold-pressed, fiberglass-reinforced polyester, white lacquered. This chair come from the first, sma...

This is not a Gufram production Capitello but an Italian period made prototype to their example The Capitello Lounge chair is one of the icons of the Italian Radical Design moveme...

Until recently, the chair was presented in galleries around the world as a prototype for Jean Jean Prouve standard chair.

These chairs were made in very small production of 12 pieces + 2 prototypes.

Eero designed the chair and did the prototype himself too. This specific chair and ottoman are upholstered in black leather, held by a slim polished chrome frame.

As early as 1949-1950, Panton began drafting chairs with no rear legs during his studies. At the end of the fifties he developed the prototype for the “Panton-Chair” in plastic but h...

Poul Kjærholm was employed at Fritz Hansen for about a year, where he designed a number of noteworthy chair prototypes.'.

Two experts indicated it is most probably a prototype of the chair shown in the book 'Hendrik Wouda, architect en meubelontwerper' by Monique Teunissen and Albert Veldhuisen.

Poul Kjaerholm was employed at Fritz Hansen for about a year, where he designed a number of noteworthy chair prototypes. In 1955 Poul Kjærholm initiated his collaboration with manufa...

Of the two prototypes of this chair, one was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 2000.

Poul Kjaerholm was employed at Fritz Hansen for about a year, where he designed a number of noteworthy chair prototypes. In 1955 Poul Kjærholm initiated his collaboration with manufa...

ORDER for Irene: CONSISTS OF: 3 PONY AND 3 PASTILS PONY COLORS: GREEN, PINK AND ORANGE PASTILS: PINK, YELLOW AND GREEN FOR AIR FREIGHT Eero Aarnio made the first prototype of the P...

(from Favardin, Patrick, Les Decorateurs des Annees 50, 2002) The prototype “diamant chair , a version with wooden legs, won the Gold medal prize for design at the 1958 Brussels...

Aluminum Group Side Chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller circa 1970s Fixed chair height with 4-star base Black vinyl upholstery The prototypical "modern armless off...

Delight your eyeballs with the slight of these exquisite chairs that have rarely been displayed. Newly imported from a private collector in Brazil, these truly one of a kind prototyp...

In 1972, the collective participated in the New York Museum of Modern Art’s "Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” exhibition. They exhibited the prototype for Chica Children’s Chair (1...

Of the two prototypes of this chair, one was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 2000.

This unique and important chair dates to Harry Bertoia's tenure at Cranbrook, where he taught metalwork and jewelry design in the early 1940s and befriended Charles and Ray Eames, wh...

Martine's furniture designs were intended to provide component parts for the indoor-outdoor lifestyle evolving in Southern California after the war. This chair is a prototype from hi...

Prototype folding chair by Cleveland designer Henry Glass.

Two prototype, museum-quality, masonite and plywood stacking chairs, by Austrian born and Cleveland-based designer Henry P.

Demountable chair comprised of two pieces of solid, joined birch that interlock to form a sinuous, U-shaped base for a canvas sling. An early folding design by Cleveland-based arch...

The architect and designer Karl Friedrich Schinkel designed a number of cast-iron seats in the neoclassical style. A simple prototype chair was first produced in 1824-26. The earlies...

These prototype chairs are part of a commission created as public seating for the Rizhelien wing of the Louvre.

PROTOTYPE CHAIR BY MARK BRAZIER - JONES

Jeff Sand Prototype Chair for Capp Street Project in San Francisco, an artist-in-residency Program founded in 1983

Lacquered wood lounge chair with painted male image; prototype design by Fornasetti and Nigel Coates

Pair of Italian modern prototype chairs, 1960s, Gianfranco Frattini.

This was the prototype for a very small edition (50 of each colour) of this stunning chair, designed and produced at PQL Studios.

This chair is the prototype from which the other three-legged chairs in the separate listing were created by Arizona craftsman Allen Ditson.

A pair of Aluminum prototype chais. All hand made. Circa 1950's. American

A one of a kind anodized aluminum ultra modern armless chair. Acquired in 1999 from a furniture dealer named Arravanti from Italy. This chair is believed to no longer be in productio...

Mid-Century Scupltural Prototype Fiberglass Chair attributed to Erwin & Estelle Laverne.

This chair is the prototype from which the other three-legged chairs in the separate listing were created by Arizona craftsman Allen Ditson.

A related pair of hand made armchairs good proportions.

Unique prototype from the LC03 lounge chair designed by Maarten van Severen and Fabian Schwaerzler for Pastoe, Holland 2003.

Bent Plywood Armchair in Rosewood Veneer with Polished Stainless Steel U Shaped Legs for Rocker Effect

Prototype chair, reupholstered in light cream faux suede.

Juul-Moller/Juul-Hansen Klismos Chair. Six prototype chairs of Classical Greek influence.