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Space Age Garden Chairs, East Germany, 1970s, Set of 4, Plastic, Metal, Multi Color
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Space Age Garden Chairs, East Germany, 1970s — Set of 4

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A sculptural set of four vintage chairs from 1970s East Germany, designed in a distinctive Space Age aesthetic. Their bold geometric cut-out backrests and vivid orange tone make them an iconic example of retro industrial design. Each chair features a molded plastic shell mounted on a black tubular steel frame. They are lightweight, sturdy, and practical for indoor or outdoor use. The surfaces show small age-related marks, consistent with normal vintage wear, while maintaining strong structural integrity. This cohesive set is ideal for collectors of Space Age design, cafés, creative studios, or playful mid-century inspired interiors. Specifications Design: Space Age Origin: East Germany Period: 1970s Style: Vintage / Space Age Material: Plastic seat shell, steel frame Color: Orange, black Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate patina Estimated weight: approx. 4–5 kg per chair Dimensions Height: 74 cm Width: 38 cm Depth: 33 cm Seat height: 43 cm

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CategoryGarden chairsConditionGoodColorsMulti Color, Black, OrangeMaterialPlastic, MetalNumber of items4StyleSpace AgeHeight74 cmWidth38 cmDepth33 cmSeat height43 cmSigns of usageStainsSeller locationPraha 2, CzechiaDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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