Zenith Plastics

Très beau rocking chair en fibre de verre par Charles Eames. 1ère édition Zénith plastics pour

Nice, original condition, second generation RAR and LAX. The RAR in elephant hide grey and the lounge in orange.

Eames 'rocking armchair,' 1948. Execution: Zenith Plastics.

shell with Rope Edge, produced by Zenith Plastics. Fibre glass shell in in Seafoam Green, original

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames and manufactured between 1951 and 1952 by Zenith Plastics for

1st generation original very rare rocker chair by Charles Eames for Zenith plastics California

1st generation original very rare rocker chair by Charles Eames for Zenith plastics California

Charles & Ray Eames PAW Walnut Dowel Leg Fiberglass Swivel Arm Chair for Zenith Plastics / Herman

Plastics and came in a limited palate of five colors. The early Zenith shells are distinctive for their

held by the Museum of Modern Art. Production began in 1950 by Zenith Plastics for Herman Miller and the

Extremely rare original roped edge Eames rocking chair with a very early base. Made by the Zenith

Original early 'rope edge' chair by Ray & Charles Eames for Zenith Plastics

Eames and manufactured by Zenith Plastics in Venice, CA. Zenith made the chairs before Herman Miller

generation Zenith Plastics production with rope edge. Signed with 'checkerboard label'.

condition with only light traces of use. First generation Zenith Plastics production with rope edge. Signed

chair is all original. It’s early production made by Zenith plastics. It has the large shockmounts, the

that later versions do not possess. The fiberglass shell was produced by Zenith plastics and

condition with only light traces of use. First generation Zenith Plastics production with rope edge. This is

qualifying it as a first series armchairs. Comfortable low lounge chair LAX version. Marked with Zenith

design. The chairs were probably produced by Zenith Factory as the story says: "On November 4, 1949

DAW chair manufactured by Herman Miller-Zenith plastics.

This is a rare early roped edge Eames chair made by Zenith plastics/ Herman Miller in great

Zenith Plastics. Retains original checkerboard label.

Charles Eames for Zenith Plastics , a fibreglass armshell in deep yellow with dining height "x

The earliest fiberglass Eames chairs were produced by Zenith Plastics and came in a limited palate

Charles and Ray Eames for Zenith plastics first year production rocking chair. This stunning

generation Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'checkerboard label'.

Charles and Ray Eames for Zenith Plastics and Banner Metals , Greige Cord Edge Rocker in rare

Greige Fiberglass Rope Edge First Generation Fiberglass Armchair from Zenith Plastics / Herman

Charles Eames and manufactured by the Zenith Plastics Company.

Zenith Plastics.

light traces of use. First generation zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'checkerboard

slight traces of use. First generation Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'checkerboard

Original Herman Miller Eames LAX lounge chair. Shell produced by Zenith Plastics (non rope edge

2nd generation production by Zenith Plastics. Zenith made the earliest versions of the Eames

made by Zenith Plastics. Molded pale green plastic form on metal legs. Signed. USA, circa 1950. All

original condition with only slight traces of use and perfect fiberglass patina. First generation Zenith

original condition with only slight traces of use and perfect fiberglass patina. First generation Zenith

. Manufactured by the Zenith Plastics Company of Gardenia California who produced the reinforced shells. The

and hardware! Third generation Zenith plastics production signed with '3 dots.' Free shipping for

The first fiberglass Eames chairs were produced by Zenith Plastics and came in a limited palate of

of use. First generation Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'red venice label

only slight traces of use. First generation Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with

traces of use. First generation Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'checkerboard label

Zenith plastics dining chair in seal brown. This is a rare and Fine example of a 1st generation chair

condition with only slight traces of use and perfect fiberglass patina. First generation Zenith plastics

Zenith plastics production with rope. Signed with 'checkerboard label'. Free shipping for European

Iconic RAR rocking armchair designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller / Zenith Plastics

production by the Zenith Plastics company molded for Herman Miller . Retains the very early label to the

edged shell by Zenith Plastics. Please contract us if you have any questions.

Cantaloupe colored second-generation Zenith Plastics seats with original walnut dowel bases. This

a so-called "transitional" or "second-generation" shell — manufactured by Zenith Plastics in

fiberglass shell seat produced by Zenith Plastics, 2nd edition, circa 1950s. Rope edge design. Original

Charles Eames , circa 1951/52 Salmon Pink Armshell manufactured by Zenith plastics and retailed by

base and rare rope edge. Retains the manufacturers label Zenith Plastics Company and Herman Miller

For your consideration are icons of Mid-Century Modern design — original Eames Zenith plastics X

Original pair of rare early Eames dining chairs with shells by Zenith Plastics. Original bases with

Ubald Klug DS-1025 "Terrazza" sofas for De Sede, brown leather, Switzerland, 1974, set of four. Ubald Klug designed this rare modular DS-1025 "Terrazza" sofa as a real living landsc...

Charles Eames DCM dining chair with seat and back of molded walnut veneer, chromed steel. Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946. Produced by Herman Miller, model DCM. Signs of we...

Mario Bellini "Camaleonda" modular sofa for B&B Italia, velvet, metal and plastic, Italy, 1970, eight elements. "Camaleonda" is an icon, rediscovered. Our atelier carefully res...

Vintage white bakelite 1930s glamor telephone made by Bell Systems for the Western Electric company. This phone is present in many Hollywood Glamor films of the 1930s.

Found in Italy, this vibrant Murano glass vase dates from the late 1990s, early 2000s. Tall ovoid shape in various shades of green with clear and black accents. Vase has etched Fabia...

This chair is part of the private collection of Casey Godrie and is situated in his private house. Ask him for competitive shipping quotes. His incredible Dune Villa, Amsterdam Beac...

Rare and highly collectable Pop Art futuristic Ambiance phone.

FIN _November Green Please note that this listing includes the table base, light bulbs and finial. It is wired for use in the US. If you would like a linen shade as shown in the imag...

George Nelson for Herman Miller, modular wall unit model 'CSS', walnut, aluminium, glass, United States, 1959 Herman Miller introduced George Nelson’s Comprehensive Storage System (...

A grid formed out of solid oak wraps the facade of this floating, wall-mounted credenza. Three touch-latch doors reveal storage and a central shelf. Shown in honeyed oak with natur...

A post modern take on a classic design. Eames Aluminum group dining or conference table with an 80's take. Stunning cork laminate top with almond edge banding makes this table very d...

Soda was born upside-down, with a puff of air. It weighs 20 kilos, and it is blown, drawn out and shaped by three master glassmakers. The result is a single volume of glass with thre...

Mario Bellini “Le Bambole” armchairs for B&B Italia, patinated cognac leather, Italy, 1971, set of two. The search for a new shape for upholstered furniture: all parts are shaped li...

This is an original Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, models 670 and 671, designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller in 1956. This set dates to ca. 1958. The shells on this se...

Dining room set consisting of a dining table, bench, and pair of chairs, solid beech, Scandinavia, 1980s This expansive dining room set is a rare find, distinguished by its exceptio...

This is a 'Cesca' armchair, model B64, originally designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928. These particular examples were seemingly manufactured by Knoll in the 1970s. Some may have been p...