First built for use on submarines in 1944, the Navy Chair has been in continuous production ever since.
This is a recent production in a very good condition.

ABS plastic child armchair designed in 1999 by Eva & Peter Moritz for Ikea, Ikeaps Surrig 2003 collection, Italian manufacturing. Strongly inspired by post-modernism.

The B9/209 chair or Wiener Stuhl was designed around 1900 by J & J Kohn/Thonet. The chair has gained fame partly because it was a favorite of the French designer Le Corbusier and also found a place in his interiors. This black chair was produced by Thonet in 1979. Marked under the seat.

Three ‘Seconda’ chairs designed by the famous architect Mario Botta for the Italian firm Alias, model 602. All 4 are painted black both in the structure and in the seat, they bear the Alias logo in the cylindrical backrest, as can be seen from the photos.

Wonderful “cock fighting” or conversation chairs often in The Netherlands referred to as “smokers” chair. This lovely brutalist item can be used in the traditional way with the backrest used as is but is also suitable to be used the other way around ( so both legs on each side of the back rest, arms resting on the top of the backrest ). This example was probably made in The Netherlands in the 1950s. The chair is in a great vintage condition with only some minor wear.

Set of 3 Canto chairs by Rainer Schell for Schlapp Möbel.
Entirely in red stained wood.
Stackable.
In good condition.
Seat height 45cm.
Perfect for all your dining or home spaces.

A beautiful highback lounge chair, model “Ardea”, designed by Carlo Mollino in 1950 and manufactured by Zanotta in Italy around 1980. This eye-catching chair has a fantastic dog tooth pattern fabric in black and white, which greatly contributes to the eye-catching style of the piece. The black wooden base combines very nicely with the upholstery. The back of the base is lower than the front and have an elegant, curved shape. It has a low seat and high backrest, creating a wonderful seating experience. Together with the armrests this makes this appealing chair very fitting for comfortable lounging and a great addition to the living room. It’s an iconic piece of mid-century Italian design of which the designer clearly had an excellent eye for detail. It remains in very good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. This is a 1980s production.

An early version of the “Kreuzschwinger-Stuhl” designed by Till Behrens for Schlubach.

Bauhaus tubular chair model S43 designed by Mart Stam (1899-1966) for Thonet in 1931. Mart Stam is the designer of the first cantilever chair in 1926. This chair was designed in 1931 and made in the 1930s/1940s. Marked with a metal Thonet plate under the seat (see photos). The logo is open with the dash at the T, later this continued. The condition is still good with normal traces of wear and use for its age (see pictures). This tube chair has been checked and cleaned. Material: chromed metal and wood (plywood). Colour: black and silver. Dimensions: h x w x d = 79 x 39 x 53 cm and the seat height 44 cm and the tube thickness 22 mm Source: book Thonet, Lilo Schafer and catalogue Thonet.