RARE PLYWOOD PROTOTYPE CHAIR C. 1960'S Metal Candelabra Wear consistent with age with

Wear consistent with age with slight imperfections throughout

Materials: Boucle

Minor dents and wear to metal shade

and wooden carved handles down the middle of the three drawers with an additional pull out side table

Umanoff gained recognition during the 1950s and 1960s for his innovative approach to creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing furniture pieces

RARE PLYWOOD PROTOTYPE CHAIR C. 1960'S Metal Candelabra Wear consistent with age withRare plywood prototype chair circa 1960's designed by an unknown student from the Chicago school of design, the New Bauhaus, founded by Lazlo Moholy Nagy in 1937. Design was influenced by Marcel Breuer and Noguchi. Comes with book specifying provenance. Dimensions: 31"H x 17. 75"W l SH: 16. 25"H Period: 1960's Condition: Good Condition. Wear consistent with age. Materials: Plywood Origin: USA