Franca Stagi & Cesare Leonardi 'Ribbon chair' model CL9, Italy 1961

Rare pair of 'Cesto' chairs by Luciano Grassi, Sergio Conti and Marisa Forlani by Emilio Paoli, Italy circa. 1959. The chairs are from the 'Monofilo' series. The design is the result of experimenting with new materials and the simplification and reduction of labour. The nylon threads are woven around the iron frame resulting in a very interesting and sculptural design. The nylon is woven around the frame in a simple and dense weave to create a sculptural, functional, light and transparent seat...

Architectural Dutch Modernist chair, 1950s. Influenced by the Dutch 'De Stijl' movement, it features a sleek, cubistic design. Created by a Dutch architect, the modernist chair is cr...

Rare modernist side chair by L.O.V. Oosterbeek, the Netherlands 1921. L.O.V. is an abbreviation of Labor Onia Vincit which means 'Work conquers all', L.O.V. was and an idealistic fur...

Pair of 'Toro' chairs by Martin Szekely, France 1987. The chairs were produced by Néotù gallery in a limited number of 200 examples. Minimal tubular and folded sheet steel frames fin...

Model CL9 ribbon chair by Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi for Bernini / Italy, circa 1961 / Moulded fibreglass seating section on chrome tubular base. Seating base in colour white, ...

circa 1970, We offer this Pair of Ribbon Chairs attributed to Cesare Leonardi & Franca Stagi.

Pair of yellow Nastro CL9 model armchairs, composed of a continuous strip of GRP, resin glass, mounted on a tubular metal structure via an attachment for shockproof supports. Designe...

Yellow Nastro CL9 model armchair, composed of a continuous strip of GRP, i.e. glass resin, mounted on a tubular metal structure via an attachment for shockproof supports. Designed by...