Wire Side Chairs

Fantastic example of early American design and craftsmanship. This spindle back chair has great proportions and is topped off with a wire support...

Tony Paul designed, Rubel produced, Black enameled Brass Wire & Walnut pair of dining chairs and table, 1954. Featuring sturdy, balanced, Black enameled Steel bent wire frameworks wi...

1952 Harry Bertoia Knoll side chair white wire unmarked 30 h x 21.25 w x 21.25 d x Seat 18 h Original unrestored preowned vintage distressed condition. Please refer to all images.

Mid-Century "Combex" hoop chair by icon Cees Braakman for Dutch manufacturer Pastoe. Has a newly powder coated black enameled metal frame with black rubber foot caps. The frame is in...

A pair of red molded fiberglass side shell or scoop chairs with sculptural satin black wire metal bases with rubber and metal foot pads. Called the Eiffel tower chairs because of the...

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller DKR dark olive vinyl padded wire chair. Featuring a lightweight woven wire frame with softly padded rare Dark O...

A Mid-Century Modern side chair offers white wire mesh construction raised on tubular legs, 20th century Measures - 31.25'' H x 21.75'' W x 21'' D; seat height 17.5".

A set of metal armchairs from 1970s France with an elegant conservatory aesthetic. A high-backed frame of black metal is embellished with a complex design of wire tendrils, spiraling...

Set of six, Italian, Mid-Century Modern dining chairs in the style of Gio` Ponti "Superleggera" feature chrome frames with black vinyl woven seats.

For your consideration is a brilliant set of four, Eiffel Tower base side chairs, with beige Bikini covers, by Charles & Ray Eames, circa the 1960s. In very good vintage condition. T...

Early production Eames LKR "cats cradle" wire chair with original two piece bikini cover. Dimensions are 25.5" height, 18.5" seat width, 13.5" seat height. B...

Warren Platner Architect and designer Warren Platner (1919-) was born in Baltimore and graduated from the Cornell University School of Architecture in 1941. He got his professional start working in some of the most prominent and interesting architecture practices in the country. Between 1945 and 1950 he worked for Raymond Loewy and I.M. Pei. He was a part of Eero Saarinen's office from 1960-1965, participating in the designs for the Dulles International Airport in Washington D.C., the Repertory Theater at Lincoln Center and several dormitories at Yale University. It was after this extensive exposure to many innovative modern designers of the period, and having gathered a great deal of experience, that Platner opened his own office, Platner Associates, in Connecticut in 1967. Warren Platner Bronze Dining...