10 x Dutch Industrial Design Prouve Style School Chairs S21 Compas Galvanitas

Nice batch of original S21 stackable and switchable school chairs made by Galvanitas from the 60s - 70s in the style of the designs of Friso Kramer, Wim Rietveld and Jean Prouvé. Wha...

Industrial Galvanitas S22 Compass / Pyramid School chairs from the 1960s. The chair has a light gray coated metal frame, a plastic molded seat with closed shell in a red color. This legs are very easy stack able on each other. In this way you create a fixed row of seats...

Beautiful Brutalist Beech chairs made in the Netherlands around the 1970s. Probably inspired by the designs of Pierre Chapo. We have sandblast the wood so you get the pure natural ...

Introducing the Perfect Addition to Your Brutalist Interior: Set of 4 Dutch Oak Ladder Back Dining Chairs Step into the captivating world...

Beautiful chairs from the late 19th century made of solid oak with a wicker woven seat. Fit perfectly with the style of designers such as Charlotte Perriand and Charles Dudouyt. Th...

4 Robust and heavy dark oak chairs. Fit perfectly with the style of designers such as Axel Einar Hjorth, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Touret and Charles Dudouyt. The chair sits comfort...

Highly wanted industrial stacking chairs by Pagholz. Galvanitas, never seen in this Two-toned coloring with black frame. The backside of the shells are in darkbrown or wenge and the ...

Elegant cherry colored pagwood industrial dining chairs, on stackable, espresso color enameled metal frames by Galvanitas, Cut-Out in Seat for ...

Large Stock Stackable Pagholz Galvanitas S22 Compas Dining room Chairs, The Netherlands 1960s These are a set of large industrial stacking chairs from the...

Set of six molded birch plywood dining chairs in the style of Jean Prouvé, France, circa 1950s.

A pair of industrial Pagholz Galvanitas stacking chairs model S23 Thur-Up Seat by Elmar Flötotto, circa 1970. This beautiful design from the 1970s with ...

For sale is a lovely set of four Galvanitas S16 Compass Chairs, arguably the most iconic school chair ever produced. The first to design with sheet metal was obviously Jean Prouve, but in The Netherlands the experiments with these classic compass leg subframes really exploded in the 1950s. Friso Kramer and Wim Rietveld designed the similar looking Result Chair for Ahrend in the same period, but the S16 turned out to be the most successful —featuring in most schools and canteens of office- and government buildings. Made from a sheet steel frame with a fine laminated and formed seat and back by Pagholz, the iconic S16 Chair...