1970s Original Cognac Natural Brown Leather Cassina Cab 413 Armchair Mario Bellini (4 Available)

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Fabulous Cognac, natural leather Color, original Mario Bellini for Cassina 413 Cab Armchair / Captain Chair Model, One Chair. Stunning … Read more Fabulous Cognac, natural leather Color, original Mario Bellini for Cassina 413 Cab Armchair / Captain Chair Model, One Chair. Stunning Patina and VERY COMFORTABLE! Up to 4 available!

NOTE: We have 4 chairs available-- all are naturally worn and patinated similar to this one. Use the drop down menu to indicate how many you would like to purchase. Shipping charge listed is per one chair. However, if you are interested in more than one chair, we will do our best to get a shipping discount from our shippers for you. Let us know how many you would like and your shipping zip code.

NOTE: One of the 4 chairs is on HOLD currently. Three available here now, and one more is possibly available if that hold lifts.

SHIPPING: Regarding shipping, Our shippers offer very competitive shipping rates, and once you enter your zip code here to check out you will see the complete costs including Expedited Air mail in seven to fourteen business days insured, and the Tarriffs and VAT costs are included in this quote.

The leather Cassina Cab Chair is a natural cognac or saddle tan color — a rich, warm brown. This is one of the classic leather tones often used for this chair, which allows the patina to develop beautifully over time.

Measurements listed, and specific armrest measurements:
64.5cm / 25.39” very tallest part of the armrest
61cm / 24” majority of the armrest

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These chairs make excellent statement pieces in any space.

In beautiful leather, with gorgeous patina. See detailed images of the nice patina on the chair. Leather is in fantastic condition, very firm and beautiful.

The Caramel Brown color is STUNNING and a very beautiful color to find! This chair is a rock star find!

Condition: Gorgeous thick leather in excellent condition with age appropriate wear and patina, that looks beautiful throughout. Please see all images and close up images our photographer has provided-- note the seat has some slight color variation and patina. All leather is nice and firm and supportive. All stitching is in tact and the detailing is beautiful. No issues with bent leather or disformation of the chair. This is a very comfortable lounge chair!

The Cassina Cab is the world’s first free-standing cowhide chair, informed by the relationship between the human skeleton and the skin. Comfortable and welcoming, it embodies Cassina’s superior artisan skills and attention to detail.

The upholstery is made up of 22 parts in cowhide, die-cut and hand-processed one-by-one and then sewn into a single piece which is then fitted to a steel skeleton and closed with a zipper, like a custom-tailored garment.

Dimensions:

Height: 31.89 in (81 cm)

Width: 23.04 in (58.5 cm)

Depth: 18.9 in (48 cm)

Seat Height: 17.13 in (43.5 cm)

PRODUCTION YEAR

1977

"This was a new kind of chair, constructed totally out of leather, much cloned since then.” Thus Mario Bellini describes Cab, a best-seller that he designed in the 1970s, which is now a signature piece in Cassina’s I Contemporanei collection. Cab was the first-ever chair to feature a free-standing leather structure, inspired by how our skin fits over our skeleton. The upholstery consists of sixteen pieces of saddle leather. Individually die-cut, they then undergo fourteen discrete procedures, again by hand. The pieces are sewn together only when their outer edges have been trimmed to ensure a perfect fit. Once assembled, the cover is attached to the chair’s steel skeleton and held in place by means of a zipper fastening, as in a bespoke tailored garment. The wide array of colours for the saddle leather cushion is now complemented by pigmented saddle leather in black, brown and Russian red.

Mario Bellini is an architect and designer internationally renowned. He received the Golden Compass Award eight times and 25 of his works are in the permanent design collection of the New York MoMA, which dedicated to him a personal retrospective in 1987. He was editor of Domus magazine (1985-1991). See less