1960s French Mullca Stacking Children's Chairs, Set of Nine

1950’s Mullca Stacking children’s chairs – set of twenty chairs 1950’s Mullca Stacking children’s chairs – set of twenty chairs. Model 511. One...

1950s French Mullca Framed Seat Stacking Dining Chairs – Set of Eight 1950s French Mullca Framed Seat Stacking Dining Chairs – Set of Eight. One of our most favourite chairs, in 194...

1970’s French Mullca Stacking D Back Dining Chair – Blue – Set Of Four 1970’s French Mullca Stacking D Back Dining Chair – Blue – Set Of Four. One o...

1970’s French Mullca Stacking D Back Dining Chair – Blue – Set Of Six 1970’s French Mullca Stacking D Back Dining Chair – Blue – Set Of Six. One of our most favourite chairs, in 1947...

1960s French Mullca Simple Stacking Dining Chairs – Set Of Nineteen 1960s French Mullca Simple Stacking Dining Chairs – Set Of Nineteen. One of our most favourite makers, in 1947 Ro...

1970’s Yellow Mullca Stacking dining chair – set of eight 1970’s Yellow Mullca Stacking dining chair – set of eight. One of our most favourite chairs, in 1947 Robert Muller and Gast...

Chairs come from a Czech primary school. Made in the 1960s. Wooden parts have been restored. Steel tube with original paint and patina. Dimensions: small: height of seat 11 x H 21 x...

Beautiful chair stamped "Pagwood Pagholz" and numbered. Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made of a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood". Pagholz chair...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at the time for its quality and durability: the metal was thicker than the competitors and the seat shells were produced in East Germany under high pressure thanks to a Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made from a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood" with resin, to obtain a superior durability and better to resist water than a varnish. The "Galvanitas" chairs are very comfortable, flexible and strong. Beautiful Silhouette, pretty hue, clean lines and textured seating...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...

Beautiful chair stamped "Pagwood Pagholz" and numbered. Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made of a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood". Pagholz chair...