Vittorio Nobili Armchair

Armchair with teak shell and armrests, chromed tubular steel base. Designed in 1970. Produced by Fritz Hansen, year 1970. (Capsule underneath seat stamped 1970). Both first editions ...

Hans J. Wegner pair of oak armchairs, model PP-201. Oak with papercord seats, top rails with wengé inlays. Designed in 1969. Produced by PP Møbler, model PP 201. Literature: 'Wegner's 100 chairs...

A very comfortable guest chair in teak with a black leather seat. Manufactured by Gustav Bertelsen, Copenhagen. Seat shows patina on the leather.

A rare easy chair of leather and mahogany with nail head trim. Designed by Frits Henningsen. Reupholstered in soft red leather and refinished mahogany with brass nail-heads.

"Medea 102" was designed by Vittorio Nobili and manufactured by Frattelli Tagliabue. On the typical lacquered tubular steel frame lies an also typical bowl of plywood which forms arm...

"Medea 102" was designed by Vittorio Nobili and manufactured by Frattelli Tagliabue. On the typical lacquered tubular steel frame lies an also typical bowl of plywood which forms arm...

This fantastic collectors sculptural bentwood armchair is the 'Medea 102' chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue and was crafted in Italy circa 1955, signed underneath with ...

Vintage Medea N102 Chairs by Vittorio Nobili A true icon of mid-century Italian design, the Medea  N102 chairs by Vittorio Nobili are a masterpiece of form and function. First introduced in 1955 this chair exemplifies the innovative use of bentwood and metal, creating a sculptural yet practical seating solution. Crafted from a single sheet of molded plywood with elegant walnut veneer, the Medea chair features a beautifully contoured seat that seamlessly flows into its backrest. Its refined curves, subtle cutout, and splayed black metal legs give it an effortlessly modern yet timeless aesthetic. The ergonomic design ensures comfort, while its lightweight structure makes it versatile for both home and commercial spaces. These vintage Medea chairs are highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts, embodying the craftsmanship and innovation of 1950s Italian furniture...