Barrel Chair in Wood and Black Leather by Frank Lloyd Wright for Cassina, 1940s

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An iconic masterpiece of modern design, the "barrel" chair (designed in 1937 by frank lloyd wright) is produced by cassina … Read more An iconic masterpiece of modern design, the "barrel" chair (designed in 1937 by frank lloyd wright) is produced by cassina as part of the renowned i maestri collection. Characterized by a complex semicircular barrel structure with vertical slats of curved solid wood, it features a circular padded seat upholstered in high-quality black genuine leather. A vintage piece from the period with a low serial number (no. 664), it is remarkably rare and collectible.

details and specifications:

type: designer armchair / collectible chair

model: barrel chair (cassina i maestri collection)

designer: frank lloyd wright (original design 1937 for wingspread house)

manufacturer / brand: cassina (made in italy)

materials: dark-stained curved solid wood, genuine black leather cushion

period: vintage (20th century)

dimensions (w x d x h): 54.5 x 55 x 81 cm | seat height: 47 cm

authenticity and markings: 100% original. It bears a fire-branded cassina logo underneath, frank lloyd wright's signature, the words "frank lloyd wright foundation," and the embossed serial number 664.

condition:

very good vintage condition. Solid and perfectly stable wooden frame, with minimal signs of wear (particularly on one armrest, consistent with the piece's originality and age). The seat leather is well preserved.

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