French Dining Room Chairs

4 chairs space age design by Markus Farner & Walter Grunder. perfect for space age decoration. Originals / fabrication Herman Miller. Good condition.

Gorgeous modern to post-modern set of four red plastic stacking chairs by Henry Massonnet. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that these are vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. There are scuffs to the plastic from use but no cracks or breaks that we have detected. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1970’s The only thing cooler than a bright red chair is…. FOUR bright red chairs!!! And these aren’t just ANY red chairs… This is a modern to post-modern set of 4 red plastic stacking chairs by French designer Henry Massonnet! The signature is on the lower back of each seat, and they are AWESOME!!! These chairs are a fabulous demonstration of his work as they represent a space age influenced design which he engineered toward industrial efficiency. These bright red beauties are going to look great out on your patio, in your sunroom, out by the pool, or on your deck BUT, they would be equally as wonderful as extra seating in your living or dining area. They would be fabulous used as chairs around your game table or accent chairs in any room, of any style. And they conveniently stack! So, it’s simple and space conserving if you want to store them away when your guests leave. Henry Massonnet, born January 6, 1922, in Oyonnax, France, was a famous French designer. He is particularly known for being the designer of the "Tam Tam" stool in 1981. He was Mayor of Mornay, and he was also a great collector of art. In 1948, he took over the family business called “Stamp” and he designed a new plastic molding process. He was a French engineer and entrepreneur and his company had about 340 employees. He designed the “Fauteuil 300...

Original Verner Panton chair from 1968. Material / Baydur & gelcoat Very good and authentic conditions. Edition. Herman Miller.

Original Verner Panton chair from 1968. Material / Baydur & gelcoat Very good and authentic conditions. Edition. Herman Miller.

Four 1940s industrial design metal chairs by Réne Malaval in their original colors. The welder Rene Malaval designed some of the best industrial designs ...

Set of six chairs designed by the French architect and designer Charlotte Perriand in 1960s. In fact, within the project that saw her engaged from 1967-1982, for the design of the Sk...

We just had these professionally cleaned and detailed. Original set of (6) exquisite Roche Bobois dining / side chairs. These channel tufted burnt orange suede chairs are equal p...

A set of 8 Philippe Starck Cafè chairs for Baleri Italia, designed in 1984 for Cafè Costes Paris. Gloss red steel tubular frames with latex seat spr...

Dress your dining room table with this antique suite of ten side chairs and two matching armchairs. Crafted in France, circa 1870, each fruitwood chair sits on carved turned legs; ea...

Structure in molded beech plywood and perforated finish Alpi veneer (reconstituted wood veneer, ebony or wenge stain) or without penetration covered with fabric or leather, non-fire ...

Tolix T4 metal chairs by designer Xavier Pauchard, in red with white color. A lot of patina. Probably from 1950, without certainty. Ideal for midcentury, industrial decoration. Measu...

A set of six Louis XVI style velvet dining chair from France with their original paint and upholstery. They have a very strong structure and are in excellent antique condition. We lo...