Cidue Swivel Chairs

Black swivel pod chair by Overman.

A vibrant group of swiveling armchairs having organically shaped seats with their expressive original red upholstery floating on lacquered stems rising from early four-pronged bases.

Space Age white fiberglass vintage lounge chair in egg like shape, which features a swiveling function. The interior is upholstered and covered in cobalt blue structured textile fabr...

Stunning American space age fiberglass “Egg” swivel chair designed and manufactured in the United States, circa 1970s. This chair has a seductive design tha...

VG furniture represent luxury in terms of exclusivity, distinction and high quality. They are the result of sophisticated and Exclusive Design with a strong identity and are the outc...

Introducing the Vintage Swivel Arm Chair by Dakota Jackson - a timeless piece of furniture that exudes elegance and sophistication. Crafted wi...

Easy chair by Göte Möbler. Button tufted brown leather upholstered seat and armrests. Leather with slight age-related patina. Frame of wood and steel. Very comfortable seat.

Rare swivel lounge chair produced by Göte Möbler Nassjo (G-Möbler), Sweden. The chair has a curved wooden back and armrests covered with button-tufted black leather cushions and the...

Four swivel chairs in yellow leather and white base.This original condition, set off four, easy swivel arm chairs in yellow leather upholstery. These are from the 1970s. Measures: He...

-made of metal, fabric, leather - made in Germany - good original condition.

Impressive set of original chairs are made of white plastic and wood base. The seat is upholstered in original brown leather. In good shape. Chairs and bases in good condition with...

Space Age design chairs made of fiberglass resin. They were made in limited quantities. Design by Hungarian designer, Péter Ghyczy. The chairs still feature the prestigious jury label of the Ipaművészeti Vállalat! Jury number: 120107 THese so-called tulip chairs pop with Mid-Century Modern style and a bright red color. The comfortable bodies sit upon wide, bell-shaped pedestal bases, making these chairs unique and stylish additions to any setting. Peter Ghyczy was born into an aristocratic family in Budapest. He was a student at the Pannonhalmi Bencés High School from 1954, but in 1956 his family left Hungary. In 1960, he began studying architecture at the Technical University of Aachen. In 1961, he became an assistant to German architecture professor Rudolf Steiner. Later, he got a job at the plastic research institute. As part of a UNESCO project, he also visited Egypt, where he worked to save ancient ruins. He graduated from the university in 1967 and wrote his thesis on unusual school buildings. He became a German citizen in 1969. Peter Ghyczy is one of the most important 20th Hungarian century designers who, as an immigrant - like Henry van de Velde, Breuer Marcel...