Second Half Of The 20th Century Pair Of "wassily" Armchairs

Refined pair of "Wassily" or Model B3 armchairs, featuring a chromed steel tubular frame and black leather straps. The armchairs are original, and the tube caps are polished and in perfect condition. The leather is very thick, stiff, and in good condition, with some coloration even on the edges. These armchairs were designed by Hungarian architect and designer Marcel Breuer in 1925 for the painter Wassily Kandinsky (hence the name), becoming a symbol of Bauhaus design. The armchairs became a mass-produced product in the 1960s, when Dino Gavina, after meeting the Hungarian designer in New York in 1962, convinced him to reissue the tubular chair. Finally, the armchairs lack a signature, which appears only on pieces produced from the 1990s onward. This is a pair of tasteful and elegant armchairs, capable of adding a touch of class and design to any space. Made in Italy by Knoll International, in the ‘70s of the XX century.

Dimensions: H x W x D 73 x 80 x 67cm
Seat height 40cm