'Bird Chair' - Fabricius & Kastholm for Kill International, 1960's

An early and scarce example, in orange polyester reinforced with fibreglass from the first series, which comprised only 35 and 50 items in various colours (red, green, orange, yellow), all of which were produced in Beltzig’s own workshop in Wuppertal. In 1968 the chair was exhibited at the Cologne Furniture Fair, where Verner Panton presented his Visiona 0 concept for a new lifestyle. In these years, Beltzig primarily devoted himself to the design of revolutionary plastic furniture composed of flowing, plant-like forms composed of moulded casts. Originally conceived as an outdoor child’s chair, the Surrealist form of the “Floris” chair...

An Oak Turners Chair In 18th Century Style, 19th Century Triform Seat. Featuring turned arms and legs, with a rushed woven seat in a triangular form. This seat has beautiful spindl...

This fine example of the FK86 lounge chair was designed by Jorgen Kastholm & Preben Fabricius in the early 60s and produced by Kill International in the late 1960s. This edition is...

Scandinavian "6772" office chair by Danish designers Preben Fabricius and Jorgen Kastholm, published by Alfred Kill in the 1960s. Original black leather seat structure, chrome-plated...