Modernist Cantilevered Armchair by Anton Lorenz

These dining chair were originally designed by the Thonet company in 1904, as model No. 28. This particular model is believed to be made by Thonet in one of their factories in former...

This rare Thonet Art Nouveau tripod chair was designed in 1904, and in the Thonet catalogue of 1906 (see image below) it is depicted as "Schreibfauteuil Nr. 81", which translates as ...

This tubular Modernist coffee table is believed to be designed and produced in the 1930’s by Slezak Furniture Company in former Czechoslovakia as model ST44. At the time this radical...

An original Modernist desk from the 1930s. This piece has a dignified design with stylish proportions and details together with a dazzling Walnut pattern and dark brown Oak. This wr...

This is an original piece produced by Eletroskvit Nove Zamky in former Czechoslovakia. This lamp is made of white bakelite and can be hang as wall light or simply used as a desk lamp...

This Modernist floor lamp was designed and produced by The NAPAKO Company in the 1930s Czechoslovakia. The piece represents perfectly the Modernist approach to furniture design. ...

(1 ) Thonet Lorenz arm chair The Lorenz arm chair was designed by Anton Lorenz in 1929 and manufactured by Thonet. In 1929 Anton Lorenz founded the firm Desta (Deutsche Stahlmöbel) in Berlin making Anton Lorenz the first to manufacture tubular-steel furniture on a commercial scale...

A pair of cantilevered armchairs designed by Anton Lorenz and produced by Thonet. The price is for the pair and there are 2 pairs available. The tubular chrome frames are nice and br...

Bauhaus Art Deco armchair Completely restored, new upholstery and leather Material: Chrome-plated steel Source: Germany, Thonet Period: 1930-1939.    

Anton Lorenz chrome-plated tubular steel cantilever armchair model KS 41, manufactured by Thonet AG Frankenberg, circa 1935. The armchair was partially restored, the general vintage...

Pair of red Bauhaus armchairs made out of high quality leather and Chrome plated steel. Made in´30s Germany by Thonet and Designed by Anton Lorenz. Full...

Extremely rare and early set of 6 Armchairs mod. SS 32 by Anton Lorenz, manufactured by Desta Stahlrohrmöbel GmbH in Berlin, Germany in circa 1930. This early Desta mod. SS 32 was ordered with chromed tubular steel, rattan weave (shows patina and wear) and colored wooden armrests (in original condition, original black coloring still partly visible, production marking on the underside). Provenance: House Tanneck, Bad Wiessee at Tegernsee in Bavaria, Germany, Family Furtwängler, last Maria Furtwängler. About Anton Lorenz and Desta Stahlrohrmöbel GmbH: The Berlin company is one of the pioneers of modern tubular steel furniture DESTA. Very early on, she developed a trend-setting new typology for living room, bedroom and office furniture, which became decisive for the style of tubular steel furniture in the 1930s. When in 1929 the company STANDARD von THONET was bought by the former managing director, Anton Lorenz (1891 - 1964), the DESTA company. After only three years, DESTA with its elegant furniture range was also taken over by THONET. In 1929, Anton Lorenz acquired the rights to use the cantilever tubular steel chair with no back legs from the Dutch architect Mart Stam, and by 1939 he had become an eminence grise in the European tubular steel business. Like Marcel Breuer and Kalman Lengyel, Anton Lorenz came from Hungary. He was trained for school service. After marrying an opera singer, he came to Berlin in the 1920s. There he initially specialized in a shop for locks and fittings. Then he sold protective devices and safes before he appeared in the management after founding the company STANDARD Möbel GmbH. When handing over STANDARD to THONET, Lorenz wisely reserved the rights to the cantilever models then in the development phase. This resulted in the chair ST12 (at THONET B33...