't Spectrum Bergeijk Chairs

Mid-Century Modern period set of 2 dinning rooms chairs designed by famous Dutch furniture designer Martin Visser and manufactured by t-spectrum around 1970s period, Netherlands. ...

Set of 4 wenge and rush dining chairs by Martin Visser for 't Spectrum, 1960s. They have slightly curved seat backs with inset rush and lightly refinished frames. In otherwise origin...

Beautiful iconic lounge chair model SZ01 designed by Martin Visser for ‘t Spectrum, The Netherlands 1965. This very nice shaped modernist chair has a brushed steel tubular frame and ...

Mid-Century Modern period set of four dinning room chairs designed by Martin Visser for 't Spectrum Bergeijk manufacture in 1960's period, Netherlands. These early versions of the...

Beautiful iconic pair of lounge chairs model SZ01 designed by Martin Visser for ‘t Spectrum, The Netherlands 1965. These very nice shaped modernist chairs have a brushed steel tubula...

Walter Antonis "SZ14" for 't spectrum leather and chrome frame lounge chairs, 1971. In original condition with heavy patina and visible wear to leather and chrom...

The Rascal chair was designed by Niall O’Flynn (1959-present) for Dutch manufacturer ‘t Spectrum Bergeijk. It is comprised of a tubular galvanized metal ...

Mid-Century modern period set of four dinning room chairs designed by Martin Visser for 't Spectrum Bergeijk manufacture in 1960's period, Netherlands. Minimalistic Dutch design cha...

Designed by Ruud-Jan Kokke, this slat chair was produced by the Dutch manufactory Spectrum, in 1986 as part of their series called “Kokke-Chairs”. The frame is manually assembled ...

Martin Visser for 't Spectrum, dining chairs, stainless steel, saddle leather, The Netherlands 1960s. Set of eight black leather chairs designed by Dutch designer Martin Visser in 1...

Set of 4 Dutch design dining chairs, model SE79 designed by Martin Visser and Walter Antonis for ‘t Spectrum, 1960. Solid wengé frame and seating from papercord. Measures: H: 78 cm, W: 48 cm, D: 48 cm, Seat height: 45 cm Wikipedia Martin Visser (Papendrecht, January 26, 1922 - Bergeijk, October 23, 2009 [1]) was a Dutch furniture designer and art collector. Visser designed furniture from an early age, but followed an MTS training in hydraulic engineering and initially became an architectural draftsman. Furniture designed by him was bought by De Bijenkorf, who hired him in 1947 as a salesman and window dresser and appointed him as purchasing manager in 1954. [2] In 1954 he became a designer and head of the collection formation at the furniture factory 't Spectrum in Bergeijk. He became known in the 1960s for the design of his version of the simple adjustable sofa bed BR 02.7, a design from 1958/1960. The abbreviation 'BR' stands for Bank Rusten. In 1989 he received the Theo Limperg Prize for his designs. In 1991 the Centraal Museum in Utrecht showed a retrospective of his work. Visser collected early work by Cobra, as well as Anselm Kiefer and Keith Haring. He was considered one of the most influential collectors in the Netherlands. In Rotterdam he was appointed by Wim Beeren as head curator at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. [3] His complete collection of more than four hundred works of art is housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum. In 2012, the Bonnefanten Museum in Maastricht showed a selection from this collection together with examples of his own work as a furniture designer. He died at the age of 87 in his house, designed by Gerrit Rietveld in the 1950s and later converted to Aldo van Eyck...

Set of so called 'Rascal' chairs designed by Niall O'Flynn and manufactured by 't Spectrum, Holland 1997. These chairs have a galvanized steel frame and spring seats. They look not c...