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This chair was originally designed as stacking armchair for dining table, and was about the 1st stacking chair designed in Denmark.

The legs have a distinctive semi-cylindrical section and are positioned externally to the seat frame, allowing the chairs to be stackable. The slightly concave backrest and seat conn...

The legs have a distinctive semi-cylindrical section and are positioned externally to the seat frame, allowing the chairs to be stackable. The slightly concave backrest and seat conn...

The legs have a distinctive semi-cylindrical section and are positioned externally to the seat frame, allowing the chairs to be stackable. The slightly concave backrest and seat conn...

The legs have a distinctive semi-cylindrical section and are positioned externally to the seat frame, allowing the chairs to be stackable. The slightly concave backrest and seat conn...

Lightweight, durable, and stackable, these chairs combine practical engineering with timeless style, making them perfect for both residential and commercial interiors.

Until we find them, the chairs cannot be stacked without covering the screws to prevent damage to the finish of the chairs.

Labeled underneath Plus, it is possible to stack the chairs. These dining chairs work perfectly with all types of design Antique or Rustic, Contemporary or Modern.

The sturdy structure is aluminum with round section legs covered in gray plastic. The chairs can be stacked. Produced by Anonima Castelli and designed by Giancarlo Piretti in 197...

Pair of Selene model chairs with monocoque structure in glossy black plastic, with square-shaped seat and grooves along the legs that allow the chairs to be stacked.

Created in 1927 by Xavier Pauchard. This set of iconic stackable metal chairs had beautiful patina on the metal.

They can be used both indoors and outdoors, such as in the garden, on the terrace, patio, or balcony. The chairs are stackable for easy storage. Starck's design combines aesthetics a...

- iconic model - marked - S chair or Panton chair - very confortable - stackable

This model features a solid walnut structure combined with a curved plywood body, with legs shaped in a semicylindrical section positioned externally to the seat frame, allowing the ...

The chairs are stackable and so easy to stow. The bistro chair is the narrower variant of the chair for small tables.

The badge with the manufacturer's market and number is under the front struts. The chairs can be stackable and so easy to store. This piece has an attribution mark.

Italian modern blue fabric DSC chairs Giancarlo Piretti Anonima Castelli, 1970s Set of six chairs mod.

Produced in 1974, this pair belongs to the classic early production period of the Panton Chair. Lightweight and stackable, the chairs are versatile and work equally well as dining ch...

The structure is in black painted metal rod, with black plastic feet. The chairs are stackable. 1960s. Fair condition, with signs of use and time, scratches, missing paint and oxidat...

Set of 4 stacking 'Handkerchief' chairs designed by Massimo and Lella Vignelli for Knoll International.

The chairs are stackable. A gorgeous pair of chairs, perfect for a Mid-Century modern project.

Lightweight and comfortable, the chairs stack easily and move well in a room, ideal for a dining area or a work table where pieces are in constant use.

It was a requirement that the chair should be stackable and connectable in rows, which are both qualities of the ND150.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - the chairs are stackable - material used : beech bentwood and plywood - height of seat 45 cm.

The chairs are stackable and easy to store. The chairs are in good condition with signs of wear and patina.

The Round metal is lacquered in silver. The Chairs are stackable Best craftmanship. Set of 2   

Italian Mid-Century Modern set of Libellula chairs by G. Carini for Planula, 1970 Set of four Libellula chairs, stackable with structure in white enamelled metal rod and seat and ba...

Versatile occasional /additional chairs that stack and store away neatly in a relatively small space.

The design is also itself part of MOMA's permanent collection - another sign that the innovation, functionality, and design has can be characterized as art. Solid, stackable, and co...

Round black rubber feet. The chairs are stackable. Produced by Tecno in 1980s and designed by Osvaldo Borsani in 1973.

The seat has an integrated upholstered element in a burgundy color. The chairs are stackable. This model was later reproduced by IKEA.

Lovely original very comfortable chairs. They are stackable.

A stunning pair of stackable Alvar Aalto chair 54/404, a padded variant of hallway chair 403 designed in 1932.

A very rare "Viking" chair in stacked and laminated walnut by noted craftsman Michael Coffey, circa 1960s.

This set of four red "Omstak" stackable dining chairs was designed by Rodney Kinsman's eponymous company in London in 1971 and produced in Italy by Bieffeplast.

Italian modernist, Bauhaus design tubular chrome and brown faux leather stackable dining or living room chairs. Italian design of the 1980s.

The almost comical appearance, soft curves and compact proportions of Carlo Bartoli's 4875 chair are very reminiscent of two famous previous Kartell models, the 1960 stackable childr...

No restoration has been done on these chairs. The chairs are stackable. In addition to 6 chairs with armrests, there is an additional 16 chairs without armrests available.

This difference features to one of the first editions and is very rare to find in the color orange. Stackable up to three chairs Stamped underneath The condition is good with fine s...

Superb set of four first generation 1950s Fritz Hansen FH4103 ‘Heart’ dining chairs, designed in 1953 by Hans Wegner, and are not only beautiful, they’re also practical - three legge...

This rare set of four stacking X-line chairs was designed in 1977 by Niels Jørgen Haugesen and produced by Hybodan A/S in Denmark.

The Vico Duo is a stylish veneer stacking chair by Vico Magistretti that is versatile and perfectly suited for agile workspace and hospitality design.

Designed by Spain's Marc Krusin for Coalesse. The MCM Wrapp chairs are stackable, clean and elegant with a snug winged back and generous contoured seat inclined slightly for comfort ...

Some Presented models: Chinese Chair, PP66, 1945 The Chair, PP56, 1950 The Cow Horn Chair, PP505, 1952 Stackable chair, PP701, 1965 Chair, PP201 and 203, 1969 Valet Chair, PP250, 195...

Mid Century Modern DSS stacking dining side chairs designed by Ray and Charles Eames for Herman Miller circa 1960s.

For your consideration, Folding chair, which stacks very easily. Great for limited storage.

Restored rattan Art Deco style lounge chair with matching stacked ottoman. The chairs feature beautifully shaped "Fan" arms with a stacked rattan base.

However, there is a German chair made at the same time by Bofinger and designed by Helmut Batzner which is almost identical that is touted as being the first one-piece mass-produced ...

He also had a strong sense of social responsibility; set against the backdrop of Finland’s postwar era, Tapiovaara took a democratic approach to design, believing everyone should hav...

He also had a strong sense of social responsibility; set against the backdrop of Finland’s postwar era, Tapiovaara took a democratic approach to design, believing everyone should hav...

Maximum result for a minimum of material and energy (polyethylene is the least polluting synthetic, asks only a little bit of energy for production and is perfectly recyclable). Thes...

A stylish vintage 40/4 black and chrome stacking side chair Designed by David Rowland USA, 1977 Chrome, with black powder-coated steel Measures: 20"W x 17.5"D x 30"H.

Materials: Metal Dimensions: D46 cm x W 48 cm x H 78 cm (SH 47 cm) It was only manufactured during four years so is very difficult to find such a large set of chairs. They are stac...

9 French Art Deco brown painted metal stacking cafe side chairs with wooden seat and an OPEN "V" shaped back.

This stacking auditorium chair is ideally suited as furniture in public spaces.

A set of Five Bauhaus style stackable tubular steel chrome lounge chairs a classic streamline design in original vintage condition.

This is a Series 7 Stacking Side Chair, Model 3107, initially designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen in 1955.

In 1951, he and his wife, Annikki, founded their studio, where they designed the iconic stackable Domus chair. While teaching at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Tapiovaara als...

Stackable side chairs designed by Sori Yanagi in 1969 and manufactured by Kotobuki.

Perhaps best of all, the chairs are stackable and are rather lightweight.