Tecta “D25” High-Back Cantilever Chair — Bauhaus Lineage, Germany, 1980s–1990s

This Italian design chair was designed by Willy Rizzo for the Italian manufacturer Cidue. A very comfortable dining chair with armrests. Rizzo entered the world of the newly formed “...

Rudolf B. Glatzel for Thonet, lounge chair, model 'EMT0030' designed in 1961, Germany. The chair features a beech frame, upholstered seat, and backrest, covered in swiss fabric. t...

This 1990s Swiss modern chair reflects the purity and functionality often associated with Scandinavian design. The curved molded plywood seat and back form a soft, organic silhouette...

Allow me to present this high-quality Sedus conference chair, a perfect choice for office meeting rooms, conference halls, or a home study. This armchair model combines functionality and style to provide comfortable and professional seating. Features: Manufacturer: Sedus – synonymous with German precision and quality Color: Deep, elegant dark blue fabric harmonizing beautifully with the aluminum gray metal frame Materials: Durable, comfortable padded seat and backrest, sturdy aluminum frame Dimensions: Seat height approx. 45 cm, width 53 cm, total height 86 cm Condition: Excellent, well-maintained used condition Special Features: Armrests for added comfort during longer seating periods Usage: Ideal for modern offices, meeting rooms, or home workspaces Remarkably, the protective film is still present in some areas, indicating minimal use and excellent condition. This Sedus chair...

Tubular steel chair designed by Mart Stam and manufactured by Mücke-Melder in the 1930s. Please send us a message with your postcode to provide an accurate shipping cost.

Vintage 1970s S33 cantilever chair designed by Mart Stam for Thonet, an iconic expression of the Bauhaus movement. Featuring a polished tubular chrome frame with saddle-stitched cogn...

Very original and rare early cantilever chair by Paul Schuitema. In the 1930’s this cantilever tubular design was very modern and due to...

D33 armchair designed by unknown designer, circa 1960. Manufactured by Tecta. In good original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use.