Chair of Reniseneb
Unrecorded maker
ca. 1450 BCE · Wood, ebony, ivory
Cleared · Public Domain
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Results for "Stacking Chair"12 records
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A Difficult Question (Une Question Difficile)
Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl (d. 1932)
1883 · Oil on panel
In copyright
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"Mira-Spectrum" Textile
Verner Panton (d. 1998)
ca. 1970 · Printed cotton
In copyright
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"Mira-Spectrum" Textile
Verner Panton (d. 1998)
ca. 1970 · Printed cotton
In copyright
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"Tube" Chair
Joe Colombo (d. 1971)
1969–70 · Synthetic knit upholstery, polyurethane foam (PUR), poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC), natural rubber, and tubular steel
In copyright
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Multi-Chair (position studies: recto, seven; verso, three)
Joe Colombo (d. 1971)
1970 · Black and red markers
In copyright
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Multi-Chair (position studies: recto, six; verso, three)
Joe Colombo (d. 1971)
1970 · Black and red markers
In copyright
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Stacking Side Chair
Verner Panton (d. 1998)
designed 1960, manufactured ca. 1973 · Luran-S plastic (acrylate-styrene-acrylonitrile)
In copyright
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"laleggera" Stacking Chair
Riccardo Blumer (d. 9999)
1998 · Maple heartwood, maple veneer, polyurethane
In copyright
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"laleggera" Stacking Chair
Riccardo Blumer (d. 9999)
1998 · Painted wood
In copyright
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Stacking Chair
Mario Bellini (d. 9999)
designed 1998, manufactured 1999 · Fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene
In copyright
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"Calla" Side Chair (model no. 1005)
William Sawaya (d. 9999)
2001 · Fiberglass reinforced polypropylene
In copyright
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