Enameled Stools

Mid-Century set of 4 Charlotte Perriand style wicker bar stool with black enameled legs, hand-woven seats and a 27.5" seat height. These iconic stools are in original condition with ...

Charlotte Perriand style wicker bar stools with black enameled legs by Dirk van Sliedregt for Rohe Noordwolde. Seat height is 30", seat width is 14". In original condition with some ...

Beautiful set of 4 Dirk Van Sliedregt style bar stools with woven rattan seats and black enameled iron frames with hairpin legs. In original condition with some visible signs of wear...

Set of 4 Charlotte Perriand style angled back rattan bar stools with a tubular black enameled frame designed by Dirk van Sliedregt for Rohe Noordwolde. The seat height is 29.75". In ...

Design is in the manner of Jean Prouve for AB Odelberg-Olsen. Interesting mold markings to the bottom, could not find anything on the mark. These stool was manufactured in Eastern Eu...

Charlotte Perriand inspired Wicker and chrome metal Counter stools with angled seat back by Dirk van Sliedregt for Rohe Noordwolde. The stools are ...

Charlotte Perriand Style Wicker Bar Stools with Black Enameled Metal Legs and Angled Seat Backs. Seat height is 30". In original condition with visible wear and patina. Wear is consi...

Charlotte Perriand style wicker counter stool with chrome legs by Dirk Van Sliedregt with 19" seat height. In original condition with wear consist...

Charlotte Perriand inspired Wicker and chrome metal Counter stools with angled seat back by Dirk van Sliedregt for Rohe Noordwolde. The two stools ...

White Enameled Wire Vanity Stool by Cees Braakman and Adriaan Dekker for Pastoe. In original condition with visible wear and patina to enamel. Wear i...

Classic Mid-Century Modern set of four armless tulip, side, dining chairs, for Knoll designed by Eero Saarinen (USA 1910-1961) for Knoll Furniture International in 1956. Features molded white lacquered fiberglass form resting on cast aluminum swivel base with original knoll removable indigo blue cushions. Genuine Knoll chairs and retains the ‘Knoll Associates sticker (320 Park Ave.) and Knoll Associates Inc’ label attached to the underside and stamped BR 51. An elegant and iconic design with its distinctive tulip shape. This time-honored example of Mid-Century Modern design can be incorporated into virtually any decorating style for additional seating in any room of your home or office effortlessly. The stickers applied to Knoll furniture pieces are helpful in determining the date and authenticity of a particular piece. In the late ‘40s and early ‘50s Knoll occupied showrooms on Madison Avenue. After 1961 Knoll’s offices were located at 320 Park Ave., and in 1970 they moved to 745 Fifth Ave. The logo on this set identifies the chairs for the time period after 1961 and before 1970. Measurements: 31.89? Tall x 17.33? Wide x 20,08? Deep (the base is 17.3 in diameter) About Florence Knoll (Designer) Architect, furniture designer, interior designer, entrepreneur — Florence Knoll had a subtle but profound influence on the course of mid-century American modernism. Dedicated to functionality and organization, and never flamboyant, Knoll shaped the ethos of the post-war business world with her polished, efficient design and skillfully realized office plans. Knoll had perhaps the most thorough design education of any of her peers. Florence Schust was orphaned at age 12, and her guardian sent her to Kingswood, a girl’s boarding school that is part of the Cranbrook Educational Community in suburban Detroit. Her interest in design brought her to the attention of Eliel Saarinen, the Finnish architect and head of the Cranbrook Academy of Art. Saarinen and his wife took the talented child under their wing, and she became close to their son, the future architect Eero Saarinen. While a student at the Academy, Florence befriended artist-designer Harry Bertoia and Charles and Ray Eames. Later, she studied under three of the Bauhaus masters who emigrated to the United States. She worked as an apprentice in the Boston architectural offices of Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer; Ludwig Mies van der Rohe taught her at the Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1941, she met Hans Knoll, whose eponymous furniture company was just getting off the ground. They married in 1946, and her design sense and his business skills soon made Knoll Inc. a leading firm in its field. Florence signed up the younger Saarinen as a designer, and would develop pieces by Bertoia, Mies and the artist Isamu Noguchi. Her main work came as head of the Knoll Planning Group...

Vintage well worn Industrial task stool with adjustable height and organically carved wood seat. In original condition with heavy wear and enamel loss consistent with its age and use. Shown with Mini Willy...