Wassily Chairs by Marcel Breuer for Knoll, 1990s, Set of 2

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This is a rare opportunity to acquire a pair of authentic wassily chairs, designed by the legendary marcel breuer and … Read more This is a rare opportunity to acquire a pair of authentic wassily chairs, designed by the legendary marcel breuer and produced by knoll. A cornerstone of 20th-century modernism, the wassily chair (model b3) was the first of its kind to utilize seamless tubular steel, inspired by the innovative construction of adler bicycles.

these specific chairs are genuine knoll pieces, verified by the manufacturer's hallmark. Based on the natural aging and characteristics of the materials, they were manufactured approximately in the 1990s, offering a sophisticated vintage aesthetic with the structural integrity of a modern classic.

condition & material
the chairs are preserved in their original vintage condition, showcasing the exceptional quality associated with the knoll brand.

frame: the high-grade polished chrome tubular steel frames remain bright and structurally sound, with only minor surface scratches consistent with light use.

leather: the chairs feature original thick black leather slings. The leather has developed a beautiful patina with signs of use visible on the seats and contact points, adding to the chairs' authentic character.

authenticity: each chair bears the official knoll studio stamp and marcel breuer’s signature, ensuring their status as investment-grade design pieces.

set detail: we also have a matching table available—please inquire if you are interested in a bulk deal for the complete set.

details & dimensions
designer: marcel breuer
manufacturer: knoll
period: 1990s
material: chrome-plated steel, genuine leather

dimensions: w78 x d68 x h75 cm
seat height: 41 cm

located in budapest, hungary.

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