Mid-Century Chair from Pagholz Flötotto, 1950s

Description

Scocca is an elegant chair realised by Pagholz in West Germany in 1956.
This piece is made of solid black … more Scocca is an elegant chair realised by Pagholz in West Germany in 1956.
This piece is made of solid black lacquered iron tubular legs and four bolts attach the chair to the frame. The seat is based on ergonomic and
orthopaedic principles and uses a technique from aircraft construction 
to create this moulded-wood chair, produced from beech veneers soaked in phenolic resins and fused under high temperature and
 pressure. This results in a seat shell made of rosewood, yet offering the beneficial qualities of plastic that is both flexible and solid. This chairs is stamped underneath the seat "West Germany 6.5118/3 Pagholz" which is a guarantee of authenticity. This is a stacking chair which reminds us to Eames stacking chairs and Vittorio Nobili's Medea chair.
This model has become a classic chair for use in dining rooms, workspace or as accent chairs. This chair is in great condition, it shows just tiny signs of missing black lacquer on the tubular legs as visible in pic n°4.
A classy sophisticated and comfortable chair that can easily fit in your special environment. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution less