Prague - Armchairs

Extremely rare chair designed by Radomir Hofman for Ton in 1967 for EXPO exhibition in Toronto. These chairs were designed for this specific event and manufactured in limited series ...

Pair of children"Surrig" chairs, designed by Eva & Peter Moritz for IKEA as a part of PS 2000 series. Lacquered metal, plastic and fabric cover. Height 70 cm, width 90 cm, depth 50 c...

Designed by Swedish design favourites of the 50s and 60s, Johan Huldt and Jan Dranger, these chairs were built to be an ode to the DIY ethos, thanks to their industrial yet youthful aesthetic through canvas and steel tubes. The chairs were made in yellow, orange, green, brown and black. In 1968, Huldt and Dranger established the company Innovator. In the early 1970s, Dranger and Huldt were very successful with furniture in strong steel tubes and lamps of an industrial character, painted in strong colours. A big seller was the Stuns chair...

A unique armchair manufactured by UP Závody, the renowned company associated with famous Czech architect Jindřich Halabala, in the late 1940s to early 1950s. The design is attributed...

Variation of Marcel Breuers S 64 armchair from Robert Slezák. Very rare armchair manufactured by Slezák company in Bystritz, former Czechoslovakia in 1930s. C...

A pair of armchairs in Brussels style. The armchairs were produced by Tatra Pravenec, Czechoslovakia in 1960s during the famous 'Brussels era'. Very goo...

Pair of 'Farmor' armchairs, designed by Carl Malmsten in 1956. Produced by O.H. Sjögren in Sweden, 1950s. Newly upholstered in honey sheepskin. Dimensions: Height: 103 cm / 40.55 in...