Chromed and Upholstered Lisse Dining Chairs attributed to Ted Bates for Pieff, United Kingdom, 1970s, Set of 4

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A set of four chromed “Lisse” chairs designed by Ted Bates for the renowned British brand Pieff in the 1970s. … Read more A set of four chromed “Lisse” chairs designed by Ted Bates for the renowned British brand Pieff in the 1970s. Pieff became known for luxurious, modernist furniture that combined refined design with exceptional craftsmanship.

Details:

Frame: Geometric, chrome-plated structure made of high-grade steel, produced in collaboration with the Cooperative Metalworkers 'Unity' in Andrychów.

Seats and Backs: Upholstered in velour, perfectly reflecting the modernist style while offering high comfort.

Style: 1970s modernist glamour that blends beautifully with both contemporary and vintage interiors.

Condition:
The chairs are in very good vintage condition with minor signs of use typical for pieces from this era. The structure is stable, and the upholstery is new — made with high-quality, thick chenille fabric TRACY 211.01, with a durability of 25,000 Martindale cycles, ideal for heavily used upholstered furniture.

Marking: Label underneath: Selected for Design Center London

Dimensions:

Width: 50 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Height: 85 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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