This set of two restored Bauhaus armchairs was designed by Mart Stam and manufactured by Slezak in the Czech Republic during the 1930s. The design is characterised by its canonical cantilevered silhouette, a hallmark of early modernist furniture that remains highly desirable today. The chairs are constructed with a continuous tubular chrome frame that supports the seat, backrest, and armrests. The seating surfaces and armrest caps are crafted from shaped wood, finished in a rich brown tone that contrasts with the polished silver of the metalwork. Produced in the 1930s, these pieces exemplify the industrial aesthetic and functionalist principles of the era. The set remains in good overall condition, having been restored to preserve its structural integrity while retaining the character of its age. The wooden elements display a natural patina, and the chrome frames maintain their reflective finish, reflecting careful preservation over the decades. These cantilever chairs are well-suited to a variety of interior settings, from a dedicated home office to a modernist dining area. Their clean lines and historical provenance make them a strong addition to spaces that value early twentieth-century design. Ref.: 3469
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, SilverMaterialMetal, Wood, ChromeNumber of items2Height83 cmWidth52 cmDepth49 cmSeat height45 cm