Peter Ghyczy Bench Urban Grace 'GB03' Brass Aged / Orange Fabric

Duet grace GB03 Fabric Z/04 (Q3) Measures: L 90 x W 50 x H 43 Upholstered bench on a slender metal frame. A light weight construction, easy to pick up and move. Customizable i...

The table is made from glass and sand casted brass. The legs are hand casted by very skilled craftsmen in the Netherlands. The brass has typical characteristics of the casting proces...

Bench designed by unknown designer, manufactured in France, circa 1920. Wood. In good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preser...

Bench designed by Antonio Gaudi manufactured in Barcelona by BD Solid varnished oak. Measures: 54 x 118 x 95 H cm Year: 1902 Antoni Gaudí (1852-1926)...

Bench designed by Antonio Gaudi manufactured in Barcelona by BD. Material: solid varnished oak. Measures: 54 x 118 x 95 H cm Year: 1902 Anton...

Mid-century formalist bench by unknown designer. Manufactured in France, circa 1960. In great original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful...

Unique GB402 walnut bench sculpted by Gregory Beson Unique Dimensions: L 53.5" x W 14" x H 16.75" Materials: walnut, polyurethane finish Custom finishes, wood speces and dimen...

Mid-Century Modern Chrome Bench With Louis Vuitton Fabric Design and purpose best describe this one-of-a-kind custom bench. This piece features authentic Louis Vuitton material atop a very sturdy powder-coated painted orange bench...

Bench or bed end, metal, brass and bouclette fabric

A wood, brass, and white fabric bench designed and produced by Guglielmo Pecorini, Italy, circa 1950s. seat height 13.5”. Literature: M. R. Rogers, Italy At Work. Her Renaissance i...

The origins of this product are as old as time, and most likely this was once a travel bed. This bench is made of solid black hickory, with a seat in 100% c...

The both of chairs are marked with the manufacturer stamps / see photos / and originally dated 1.Oct.1974 and 27.Aug.1974. The original condition, including the original cloth upholstery Lacquered surface with normal traces of use - abrasions. The Garden Egg chair was designed by the Hungarian émigré Peter Ghyczy 1968, who started his working career as chief designer for the Polyurethane factory 'Elastogran GmbH' in Lemförde (West Germany). The license to produce the chair was sold to the VEB Synthesewerk Schwarzheide close to the city of Senftenberg. The latter gives the chair its other name, the 'Senftenberg Egg'. Officially, one third of their production was for the West German market, the rest for East Germany and for export. The production was halted in 1975 as the lacquering remained problematic, yet the chair became an iconic 'east' German product, due to its popularity in trade shows and exhibitions / Jana Scholze - Garden egg chair by Peter Ghyczy...