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Rare set of beech dining chairs by Oswald Haerdtl (1899-1859) and produced by Ton (Thonet) in former Czech Republic, 1950s / zeldzame set (6) beuken eettafelstoelen ontworpen door de Oostenrijkse ontwerper Oswald Haerdtl en geproduceerd door Ton (Thonet) in voormalig Tsjecho-Slowakije 1950s. Karakteristieke beukenhouten stoelen, No515 met gebogen rugleuning, voorgevormde zittingen en sierlijke armleuningen, goed zitcomfort. De stoelen zijn gemerkt met papieren Thonet labels en gebrandmerkt met “made in Czechoslovakia”.
Heardtl was een architect en ontwerper en een leerling van Kolo Moser. Begin twintiger jaren was hij werknemer in de prive studio van Josef Hoffmann.
Conditie: zeer goede originele vintage conditie. Lichte gebruikssporen overeenkomstig de leeftijd.
Afmetingen: breed 63 cm, diep 54 cm, hoogte 83 cm, zithoogte 46 cm
Code: S2217
rare set (6) beech dining table chairs designed by the Austrian designer Oswald Haerdtl and produced by Ton (Thonet) in the former Czechoslovakia 1950s. Characteristic beech wood chairs, No515 with curved backrest, molded seats and graceful armrests, good seating comfort. The chairs are marked with paper Thonet labels and branded with “made in Czechoslovakia”.
Heardtl was an architect and designer and a student of Kolo Moser. In the early twenties he was an employee in the private studio of Josef Hoffmann. Very good original vintage condition. Light signs of wear consistent with age.
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