Rare Pair of SZ 01 Lounge Chairs Cane and Chrome by Martin Visser, 1960

Rare pair George Nelson chairs for Herman Miller, circa 1965 Stylish oversized chairs in petrol velvet with brushed steel feet. They are in good original condition with no major flaws and ready to use. Labelled at the bottom. Main focus of these chairs certainly lies on the very desirable and scarce size of 37" x 37" and 27" height. They are very elegant yet comfortable. Will ship crated...

Anna-Lülja Praun attr. wicker chair and ottoman, Austria, 1950s Mid-century chair and ottoman made from woven cane. Both show minor wear ...

Rare pair of vintage 'Westside' armchairs by Ettore Sottsass for Knoll, 1983 in great condition Iconic west side designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1983. Stylish and very comfortable oversized chairs in 3 different shades of red and violet on heavy enameled steel feet. The lounge chairs still have their original upholstery which is astonishingly well preserved. Overall they are in good to very good original condition with no major flaws and ready to use. Labelled Knoll at the bottom. Dimensions are H.30.7" x W.38.2 x D.29.52". Seating height is 14.17 cm. Provenance: it derives from a Villa in Vienna. These will sell as a pair only and will ship crated and internationally. We do offer white glove service in NYC and LA. In 1983, two years after the founding of Memphis, Sottsass splintered off from his collective to partner with Knoll Studio, creating the Eastside and Westside collections. Inspired by his lifelong love of Viennese Biedermeier chairs, characterized by plush seats with clean lines and minimal adornment, the collection consisted of geometric sofas and lounge chairs in color-blocked upholsteries. In spite of his iconoclasm, Sottsass had a deep appreciation of ancient art and architecture—particularly Sumerian, Assyrian and Chinese—resulting in the decision to shoot the collection against the backdrop of the Great Pyramids of Giza.

Pair of armchairs, beech, rope hemp, France, 1950s. Gorgeous set of 2 almost identical arm-chairs, mid-century. One of the chairs is a bit taller and also the seat height differs ...

Original suspension egg chair by Nanna Ditzel, Italy mid century We have a pair available, priced per piece. The egg-shaped hanging chair is made of woven cane. It has a great aura and high comfort qualities. The loose cushion (we have one available) is not the original one and should be replaced by a cushion of choice. Designed in 1957, produced probably in 1959 by Bonacina Pierantonio...

First Edition 'Sinus' lounge armchair by Reinhold Adolf & Hans-Jürgen Schröpfer for Cor, Germany 1976 Original and rare Sinus chair + ottoman with its original smooth and unharmed aniline leather. The Sinus chair received its name from the formal aesthetics once it is transformed into an ultra-comfortable chaise longue (The steel spring rockers are depicting a sinus wave) although the lounge chair itself is extremely comfortable by itself. It resembles designs by Marzio Cecchi ('Balestra' Lounge Chair) but also Joe Colombo Roll chair...

Beautiful pair of model ‘SZ08’ lounge chairs designed by Martin Visser in collaboration with Dick Van Der Net for ‘t Spectrum in 1960. This model is only produced for a couple of yea...

1960s “SZ11” Netherlands Steel and grey upholstery 65cm high, 60cm wide, 79cm deep

Modernist lounge chair model SZ01 designed by Martin Visser for ‘t Spectrum, Holland, 1960. The chair has a brushed steel tubular frame and very nice woven cane seats and arm rests f...

A rare vintage Dutch lounge chair designed by Martin Visser for Spectrum design known as the SZ01. Minimal metal frame with woven rattan seat. Two available. Price is per chair. Pr...

Lounge chair with model name SZ66 designed by Martin Visser for producer Spectrum in 1964, the Netherlands. This iconic lounge chair is made of a black lacquered metal frame with so...

Indulge in the enigmatic allure of the Martin Visser SZ 67 Lounge Chair, a true design classic. This example - with its sleek black steel frame and bold red wool upholstery - is the ...