The pull-up dining chair no. 65 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1935. It’s sleek shape and modern design has made this chair a classic piece of furniture. These four chairs have an unusually low backrest, which I have not seen anywhere else. They date most likely to 1950s and are manufactured by Artek, Finland, …
Alvar Aalto’s innovative L-leg coffee table, Double Coffee Table. Originally produced between 1933-1940. This table is most likely from the original production line and was given to the architect as a sample. The simply elegant low birch table with its clever floating magazine shelf looks wonderfully modern even today. This particular table was a gift …
This chair is perhaps the best-known piece of furniture designed by a Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. It was designed in 1931 for the Paimio Sanatorium architectural project. This particular chair is unmarked, like most of the officially licensed Artek products, and judging from the color of the lacquer seems to be from the 70′s. Chair’s …
Tea Trolley 900 features a birch frame in natural lacquer with black ceramic tiles and rattan basket. This particular tea trolley is from the late 50′s. Original white ceramic tiles were stamped with 1957 stamp on the bottom, but were broken and are now replaced with black tiles. The tiles are original size and not …
This stool was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 and features his impressive fan shaped X-Leg design. There are three chairs, two upholstered in black leather and one in natural lacquered ash. The oldest one of these stools seems to be from the 50′s and the other two later versions. They are all in good …
Eight original Eames fiberglass Herman Miller side chairs in white. Original design is from 1950 and these chairs are from the 60′s. I have both rocking chair and Eiffel tower legs – i.e. these chairs have the popular short width between rubber shocks and accommodate for stylish legs. Chair’s Story Easily one of the most …
Two dining chairs originally designed by Eliel Saarinen for the Saarinen home at Cranbrook (1929-1930). These chairs are original reproductions and made by Charles Phipps & Sons, USA. They are made of solid maple with polished ebony lacquer. Chair’s Story While others would have been content to rest on their laurels after a successful career …