1930s Vintage Industrial Brown Vinyl Segmented Swivel Desk Chair Fritz Cross

Very heavy, vulcanized and waffled upholstery is starting to tattered along the edges. Super weighty over 25 lbs. Seat dia: 13 1/2 x base dia: 14 1/2 x H: 19 1/4 to 24 1/2 in.

Design is in the manner of Jean Prouve for AB Odelberg-Olsen. Interesting mold markings to the bottom, could not find anything on the mark. These stool was manufactured in Eastern Eu...

Listing is for one rifle. So let us know which one you would like to have when making order. One is stamped, 133 Sacks Gun. Vintage industrial cast iron rifle molds, time worn patin...

Extra large glass lensed pendant lights, with original (as-found) wear to surfaces, just cleaned and waxed. Overall green exterior steel, paint specks or residue, patina varies. Quan...

Highly adjustable lamp, a couple thumbscrews, articulate joint, a flathead screw, etc. to set lamp in any position. In the first image lamp is set at roughly 6.5 Feet by 3.5 Feet wid...

Assembled as coffee table. Measures: W 48 x D 30 x H 20.75 in. Vitrolite slab, USA, circa 1910s. Machine Age coffin trolley, USA, circa 1940s.

Early Fritz Hansen swivel chair in tube steel and solid beechwood with an amazing patina to the steel and the wooden parts. Scandinavian interpretation of the functinalist Bauhaus mo...

Fritz Hansen "DAN" Swivel chair by Magnus Stephensen in Bentwood, 1930s Rare and important "DAN" swivel chair in beech bentwood produced at Fritz Hansen, Copenhagen in the 1930s. The chair was designed by Magnus Stephensen and is considered an icon in the history of Danish Modern design. The seat can be adjusted up and down by turning the top of the chair. Marked "FH DAN" on the underside. Good condition with all original parts and no repairs. Around 1930, the first Danish-designed chairs in steam-bent beech wood, called the DAN Chair, were brought to market. Although clearly inspired by the work of Thonet, the chairs were distinctly Scandinavian with cleaner lines and a lighter, more functional expression. Steam-bending wood is an economical and ecological production technique with a rich heritage. The pursuit of the steam-bending technique was game changing; not only for Fritz Hansen, but for the furniture industry at-large. The grandson of the founder of the Fritz Hansen designed a DAN chair for the company in 1930 - a rationalisation and simplification of the Café Chair - and then architect Magnus Stephensen designed the dining chair "Model 234" that combined a bent-wood frame with a more comfortable shaped and curved back rest in wood. This was also produced as a swivel chair...

Early 20th century, rolling, swivel, desk chair by Fritz Cross features a painted steel frame in it's original patina contrasted by a newly upholstered sea...

Vintage Industrial age high back swivel medical chair Stainless Steel Construction Adjustable Seat Height: 20" +/- to 32" +/- "this is sure to be a point of discussion in any ...

American Mid-Century swivel side / desk chair with a shaped seat and back upholstered in bright and light blue vinyl, resting on a four leg curved plywood b...

Industrial height adjustable swivel chair made in former Czechoslovakia during the 1960s. The construction is made of gray painted iron and has a plywood seat and backrest. The chair...