This pair of modernist chairs was produced by the Israeli factory Plasson during the 1960s. The seat and backrest are made of molded orange-red plastic. The slender legs are made of chrome-plated metal. The chairs are very comfortable, their shape bends slightly to adapt to the figure. They are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. They fit perfectly into each other so they can be stacked. They have a signature under the seat.
The chairs are in original vintage condition with minor traces of use. The seat is at a height of 45 cm.
WEIMAR, 1919, VIENNA, THE ‘30S. MICHIGAN, THE ‘60S. COPENHAGEN, 1963. OUR STUDIO PROVIDES YOU WITH A TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD. THIS PLACE IS CREATED OUT OF THE FURNITURE PASSION, THE NEED FOR BEAUTY AND CURIOSITY ABOUT INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, STILL NOT ENOUGH APPRECIATED. SINCE 2010 WE’VE BEEN ENLARGING OUR COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL OBJECTS, THE MOST OUTSTANDING FORMS IN THE HISTORY OF DESIGN, WHICH WERE CREATED IN THE YEARS 1900-1990, WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS.
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