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Mid Century Swivel Chair in Industrial Design, Germany 1950s

Mid Century Swivel Chair in Industrial Design, Germany 1950s

Style: Mid-century

Country: Germany

Material: lacquered and polished metal, black lacquered beechwood

Measurements:

H 77 cm W 40 cm D 40 cm

height adjustable 77 – 87 cm

Year: 1950s

Quantity: 1

Price: 350 €

Representative example of the industrial design influenced approach to utilitarian furniture in 1950s Germany. The reduced construction combines functional clarity with solid craftsmanship.

The height-adjustable swivel chair features an ergonomically shaped seat and backrest together with a restrained material appearance defined by metal and black lacquered beechwood.

Original 1950s Mid Century swivel chair with height-adjustable metal base and black lacquered beechwood seat and backrest.

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