Rowac Stool Designed by Robert Wagner Chemnitz Bauhaus, 1930s

This iconic three-legged steel stool "Stahl Schemel Modell 1" is made by Rowac (Karl RObert WAgner in Chemnitz) and is known to enthusiasts and collectors as a industrial design classic. It was developed 1905 and exhibited for the first time 1909 at the Leipzig Fair. it was used at the Bauhaus and is considered the original type of workshop stool. Walter Gropius used the stool for his new Bauhaus building in Dessau. The Rowac Stool...

This pair of stools were designed by Robert Wagner and made by Rowac in the 1930s. They feature a steel frame, a wooden seat and Rowac stamp with number 37 underneath the seat. They ...

That stole is in a pure Bauhaus spirit, it is the combination of an industrial aesthetic and the technical and technological advances of the time. Solidity and the intelligence of it...

- 1930 - Czechoslovakia - Maker: Robert Slezák, Bystrice p.Hostýnem - Publicized in catalogues and books - Reupholstered, polished.

This chrome-plated stool was made by Slezák company, which focused on the production of tubular furniture, in the 1930s. It was manufactured in the former Czechoslovakia. This is ...

A set of three Bauhaus style stools, manufactured in the 1930s by Robert Slezak in Czechoslovakia. Made of wood and chromed tubular steel. Preserve...