Carlo Bartoli Dining Chairs for Matteo Grassi, Set of 4, 1980s

Set of 4 grey leather armchairs designed by Tito Agnoli and produced for Matteo Grassi The chairs are in good condition. The chairs are all labeled at the back. 1980s - Italy Di...

Set of 4 rare dining chairs designed by Ross Litell and produced by Matteo Grassi. Matteo Grassi always stands for high quality leather dining chairs. These chairs are quite ra...

Postmodern tripod dining chairs made from a black lacquered wooden frame and a colourful gemotric fabric upholstery. Attractive design with original fabric in very good condition....

Set of 6 dark brown italian leather high back dining chairs. beautiful sleek and timeless design. The chairs are in fair condition with minimal wear. 1980s - Italy Dimens...

Set of 4 black italian leather high back dining chairs. beautiful sleek and timeless design. The chairs are in good condition with minimal wear. 1980s - Italy Dimensions height: ...

Vintage red/bordeaux leather high back dining chairs. These high quality dining chairs have a timeless design and are made of strong leather. 1980s - Italy Good condition. Dimens...

Carlo Bartoli Black Leather dining room chairs for Matteo Grassi Italy 1980s This set of six dining chairs, named "Coral" by Carlo Ba...

In 1880 in the Brianza region of Italy, the Grassi family began crafting saddles, bridles, reins, and other leather equipment for horses. Following World War II, the Grassis joined the rapid industrialization under way in northern Italy and expanded their production to include a wide range of leather goods, especially items for both the home and public interiors. By the late 1970s, Matteo Grassi had built an international reputation for distinctive, finely made leather furniture, from chairs and sofas, to tables and beds. One of the most successful among the brand’s early original designs was Tito Agnoli’s Korium Armchair (1979). Over the years, Matteo Grassi has worked with an impressive roster of designers, such as Carlo Bartoli, Piero Lissoni, Alessandro Mendini, Franco Poli, Eoos, Luigi Massoni, Jean Nouvel, Matteo Nunziati, Mauro Lipparini, and Rodolfo Dordoni. The brand—associated with high quality materials and generously sleek forms—is well represented in airports and executive offices around the world. After more than a century of production Matteo Grassi changed directions and expanded more and more into airport furniture developer and so in 2016 the company/brand have been acquired by CCM, who are specialized in airport furnitures...

10 Italian Matteo Grassi leather dining chairs by Carlo Bartoli, 1970.

Italian design by Matteo Grassi Late 80’s dining chairs in white and grey leather on four black wheels. Naturally patinated and with great seat co...

Set of 6 Matteo Grasssi, Ross Littell 1980 armchairs in black leather and chrome steel structure. These armchairs were designed by the American designer Ross Littell (1924-2000) for ...

Rare Carlo Bartoli for Matteo Grassi Vela armchairs in black Italian leather, made in Italy, circa 1980. High-end chair consisting of handstitched leather upholstery wrapped over an internal walnut frame. The design of this chair is inspired by how our skin fits over our skeleton. The black leather has a wonderful patina and is in excellent condition. In 1880 in the Brianza region of Italy, the Grassi family began crafting saddles, bridles, reins, and other leather equipment for horses. Following World War II, the Grassis joined the rapid industrialization under way in northern Italy and expanded their production to include a wide range of leather goods, especially items for both the home and public interiors. By the late 1970s, Matteo Grassi had built an international reputation for distinctive, finely made leather furniture, from chairs and sofas, to tables and beds. Over the years, Matteo Grassi has worked with an impressive list of designers...