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4 Se 68 chairs Egon Eiermann for Wilde+Spieth
$1,034.94Charged as €920.00Bid from $979
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ProfessionalOttwiller, FranceOn Whoppah since January 2025 • 2 sales
Product description
This set of four Se 68 dining chairs was designed by Egon Eiermann for Wilde+Spieth. This iconic mid-century design is distinguished by its minimalist silhouette and functional approach, characteristic of post-war aesthetics.
The chairs feature a molded plywood seat and backrest with a warm brown finish that highlights the natural grain of the material. The frame is made of chromed tubular steel, ensuring both visual lightness and structural robustness. An original manufacturer's label is present under the seat, confirming the authenticity of these pieces, which were produced in Germany.
The set is in good condition, reflecting use consistent with its age. The natural patina of the wood and the original finishes have been preserved, attesting to the history and character of these chairs.
These chairs would fit perfectly into a Scandinavian, industrial, or modernist interior. They perfectly complement a solid wood dining table or a minimalist desk, adding a touch of timeless elegance to the space.
Seat height 46cm.
Specifications
CategoryDining chairsConditionGoodColorsBrown, SilverMaterialMetal, Wood, ChromeNumber of items1Height82 cmWidth41 cmDepth45 cmSigns of usageScratchesSeller locationOttwiller, FranceDelivery optionsDelivery
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ProfessionalOttwiller, FranceOn Whoppah since January 2025 • 2 sales