1960s Henry P. Glass Austrian/American Cylindra Dining Chairs- Set of 6

Description

Available Now: This set of six 1960s walnut veneer dining chairs is a rare find, marking the only collaboration between … more Available Now: This set of six 1960s walnut veneer dining chairs is a rare find, marking the only collaboration between celebrated designer Henry P. Glass and Richbilt Mfg. These chairs effortlessly capture the sleek, minimalist style of the 1960s, featuring warm walnut veneer that contrasts beautifully with the bold, original orange upholstery. The arched legs add a touch of sophistication with a hint of playful design. While there’s some minor wear, the chairs are in good vintage condition—offering a one-of-a-kind blend of style and history.

How To Style:

-Let these chairs be the star of your dining room. ✨Pair them with a modern or retro table to highlight their design heritage and inject a vibrant pop of color into the space.

-Place a couple of chairs in a living room or study for extra seating. Their retro charm works as a stylish complement to various settings.

-Combine the set with contemporary or eclectic furniture for a visually dynamic dining space that merges vintage character with modern appeal.

About Henry P. Glass:
Born in Vienna in 1911, Henry P. Glass gained recognition designing interiors and furnishings for Vienna’s bohemian elite. After immigrating to New York in 1938, he transitioned to furniture and product design. In 1942, Glass moved to Chicago and founded Henry P. Glass Associates, where he became a key figure in mid-century modern design, known for his innovative and functional creations.

1960s, for Richbilt Mfg, walnut veneer, original orange upholstery, arched legs, labeled. less