Set 6 Pop Modern "S" Dining Chairs Attributed to Verner Panton Model 275 S

Classic set of 6 bentwood cafe dining chairs attributed to Thonet, recently reupholstered in a leopard print fabric, set consists of 4 matching chair...

These Art Deco aluminum dining car chairs were salvaged from a Pullman passenger train remodeled in the 1960s. The chairs feature tubular aluminum fra...

Austrian Art Nouveau bentwood side chair attributed to J & J Kohn, early 1900's. Amazing design. Wonderful patina, quality construction. Hand delivery avail to New York City or anywh...

Unusual set of 6 American modernist dining chairs, architectural design, solid walnut, nice quality, sturdy. Retain original fabric seats, interior foam hardening.

Set of four modernist walnut dining chairs by Lane Classic, simple elegant styling, solid walnut frames, Sturdy, tight joints, extremely comfortable. Hand delivery avail to New York ...

Classic set of six 1970s chrome and suede dining chairs in the style of Milo Baughman. Stunning stylized side chairs, chairs have recently been restored, reupholstered, four with qua...

This item is part of the private collection of Casey Godrie and is situated in his private house. Ask him for competitive shipping quotes. His incredible Dune Villa, Amsterdam Beach,...

Verner Panton for Vitra Glow Panton chair, Luminescent, white, limited edition, on occasion of 50th anniversary. 1000 luminescent produced. After several years of joint development by Verner Panton and Vitra, the Panton chair was finally ready for production in 1967 – as the first all-plastic cantilever chair to be manufactured in one piece. Created with a revolutionary production technique, the chair’s unique sculptural design was presented to the public for the first time at the imm Furniture Fair in Cologne in 1968. It rapidly came to symbolise an entire era. In 2018, 50 years after its launch, Vitra is issuing two limited editions of this iconic classic: Panton Chrome and Panton Glow. Vitra limited production of the “Glow” to 333 chairs which were sold in June 2018, the 50th anniversary of the first presentation of the chair to the public. Verner Panton showed an ardent interest in innovative technologies, techniques and materials over the course of his lifetime. He worked with lighting, colour and luminous elements in many of his futuristic interiors. For his legendary 1970 installation ‘Visiona 2...

Please ask Casey Godrie Ibiza/Amsterdam for our competitive shipping quotes. This icon is with armrests, pretty rare, with a swivel base. The chair's fabric is in very good conditio...

This iconic armchair is rare because of the arms. There are some very small rusty spot on the base. Some little damage in the fabric (see picture #9 and #10). Weight 16 kg. Free sh...

A funky set of four curvy chairs after Verner Panton circa 1980's. These chairs have their original fabric which needs to recovered. The bases are brass co...

Verner Panton. S-chair, model 275. Designed 1956, this example manufactured ca. 1965. Manufactured by A. Sommer, Germany. Retailed by Thonet, Frankenberg, Germany. Aniline-dyed beech...