Mid-Century Modern White Chairs by David Rowland for GF Furniture, 1963, Set of 3

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Mid-century modern white 40\. chairs by David Rowland for GF Furniture, 1963. Set of three stackable chairs, model 40/4, born … more Mid-century modern white 40\. chairs by David Rowland for GF Furniture, 1963. Set of three stackable chairs, model 40/4, born as waiting room seats, but above all usable both individually and in a row of two or three, through their special interlocking system. The structure is in chromed steel rod and the seat is in cream white metal. Designed by David Rowland ca. 1950. and then produced in 1963 by GF Furniture Systems, with the brand present on the seats. Vintage condition, signs of aging in various places. Measurements 51x53x76.5 h cm Chairs in chromed and white metal, designed and produced in the mid-twentieth century, were created with the function of waiting room chairs, in fact it is possible to stack them, but above all to join them at the sides to form a row of chairs. Perfect for an office, a particular waiting room, in vintage style, but also for a bar or simply for a dining room at home, used separately. Very particular and rare, with production mark under the seat. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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