Early Charles Eames Herman Miller Rope Shell Chair.

Early Charles Eames Herman Miller Rope Shell Chair. Rope edge shell chair -- Dimensions: H: 29 inches: W: 25 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Early Charles Eames for Herman Miller Rope Shell Chair. Rope edge shell chair with Eiffel tower base.-- Dimensions: H: 30 inches: W: 24.5 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Early Charles Eames for Herman Miller Zenith Plastics Rope Shell Chair. Rope edge shell chair with black legs.-- Dimensions: H: 31 inches: W: 25 inches: D: 23 inches ---

Pr Early Charles Eames for Herman Miller Rope Edge Shell Chairs. Zenith Plastics. -- Dimensions: H: 30 inches: W: 24.5 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Pr Early Charles Eames for Herman Miller Rope Edge Shell Chairs. Zenith Plastics. -- Dimensions: H: 30 inches: W: 24.5 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Description - Charles Eames for Herman Miller/Zenith Plastics early rope edge fiberglass arm shell chair with original iron X base. Dimensions - 27" x 25" x 24"

Early rope-edge fiberglass arm shell chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, ca. 1952.

Early CHARLES EAMES Fiberglass Shell Rocker. Rope Edge. Zenith Label. HERMAN MILLER Rocking Chair. Metal Eiffel Tower base with wood rockers. HM Label. Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 25 inches: D: 25 in

Shell Chairs. Ray & Charles Eames for Zenith / Herman Miller. Includes a very early set of 3 Eames DAXs chairs with rope edge. Unmarked. In pale yellow fiberglass molded model. Together with a pair of

Pr Early CHARLES EAMES for HERMAN MILLER Shell Chairs. Fiberglass Shell with slipcover. Contract bases. Molded mark. Dimensions: H: 31 inches: W: 18 inches: D: 26 inches - Seat Height: 17 inches ---

CHARLES EAMES for HERMAN MILLER Rope Edge Shell Chair. Beige fiberglass shell. Label. -- Dimensions: H: 29.5 inches: W: 25 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Molded fiberglass pair of DAG armchairs in greige, each with molded rope edge, H base, and checkerboard labels. 31"h x 24.75"w x 23"d, seat height 18"

Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller rope edge shell chair, having a shaped seat, executed in cream fiberglass, and rising on tubular legs, 28"h

Early CHARLES EAMES for HERMAN MILLER Fiberglass Rocking Chair. Rope edge with early Zenith Plastics label. -- Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 24.5 inches: D: 27 inches ---

A vintage Zenith 'Rope Edge' DAX shell chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Label on underside. 28 x 25 x 22. All measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth).

Early DAT-1 reclining fiberglass Arm Shell chair on a swivel bullet base by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s. 31" H x 25" W x 23" D.

Charles Eames (1907-1978) & Ray Eames (1912-1988) for Zenith / Herman Miller DAX rope-edge shell armchair Zeeland, Michigan, circa 1952 fiberglass, metal, large rubber shock mounts early checker label

Charles Eames (1907-1978) & Ray Eames (1912-1988) for Zenith Plastics / Herman Miller DAR Eiffel rope-edge chair Venice, California / Zeeland, Michigan, circa 1951 fiberglass, enameled steel early sti

Early Zenith rope edge fiberglass armshell chair on rare bullet base by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, 1952. 30" H x 25" W x 25" D.

A pair of molded shell chairs, inspired by Charles Eames and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Early Mid Century Modern design in robin's egg blue. Features a biomorphic shell bodies, constructed from post

A famous vintage "RAR" (Rocking Chair on Rod) designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Original 1st generation fiberglass shell seat, circa early 1960s. Embossed "Herman Miller" and logo on

Manufactured by Herman Miller/Zenith Plastics, fiberglass shell with rope edge, rod base on birch rockers, signed with Herman Miller/Zenith label, c.1950. Overall height 27 inches, width 25 inches.

Arm Shell, Herman Miller, USA, 1951. Early iron "X" base, shell has rope edge and large shock mounts. Plastic, rubber, enameled steel. 25w X 23d X 30 1/2h.

Rare Early Original Cream Colour 1950s Eames Herman Miller Shell Rocking Chair. Dated November 27, 1957 on underside of chair. Original chair made for pregnant employees of the factory. This chair was