Pair Marcel Bruer Wassily Model #B3 Arm Chairs

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Marcel Breuer Wassily Model #B3 mid-century modern lounge arm chairs. Brown leather strap seat and back, with tubular chrome frame. Unmarked. MEASUREMENTS: 30-1/2" wide x 26" deep

Pair of Marcel Breuer Wassily Model #B3 Mid-century Modern lounge arm chairs, black leather strap seat and back, with tubular chrome frame. 29" H x 30.5" W x 27" D.

This pair of Gavina Wassily Chairs, featuring vintage white fabric, is an iconic design by Marcel Breuer. Breuer, while heading the cabinet-making workshop at the Bauhaus in Dessau, Germany, created t

Marcel Breuer (Pécs 1902 - New York 1981) Pair of armchairs model "B3" o "Wassily". Produced by Gavina, San Lazzaro Di Savena, 1960s/1970s. Chromed steel tube and white leather. (78x74x65 cm.) (sli

Marcel Breuer (Pécs 1902 - New York 1981)A pair of armchairs model "B3" o "Wassily". Produced by Gavina, San Lazzaro, 1960s/1970s. Tubular chromed steel structure and black leather. (79x72x70 cm.) (d

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Marcel Breuer Wassily style mid-century modern lounge arm chairs. Brown leather strap seat and back, with tubular chrome frame. Unmarked. MEASUREMENTS: 30-1/2" wide x 26" deep x 2

Pair Marcel Breuer Style Wassily B-3 Armchairs, chrome & leather (2 pc.) (MORT268/2)(MS) Dimensions: 29" H x 30 1/2" W x 27" D

Pair of Marcel Breuer Chrome and Brown Leather 'B3 Wassily' Chairs 28 1/4 x 31 x 28 in., seat height 15 3/4 in.

A pair of Model B3 Wassily chairs, after the original 1925 design by Marcel Breuer (1902-1981). Modernist club armchair design, influenced by the De Stijl design movement (Netherlands), and the classi

Pair of Model B3 Wassily chairs. Modernist club armchair design, with black leather belting strips, and seamless tubular steel frame in polished chrome finish. The original designed by Marcel Breuer (

A pair of Model B3 Wassily style chairs, after the original design by Marcel Breuer (1902-1981). Modernist club armchair design, influenced by the De Stijl design movement (Netherlands), and the class

PAIR MARCEL BREUER WASSILY STYLE ARMCHAIRS, TUBULAR CHROME STEEL BASES, LIKE NEW CONDITION

Pair of Marcel Breuer "Wassily" armchairs with tubular frames in chromed metal, seats and backs in black leather, unmarked. Structurally sound with significant wear to the leather. Measure approximate

A pair of Marcel Breuer for Knoll black leather and chrome Wassily armchairsfourth quarter 20th centuryWith maker?s label to undersides. (2)height 29in (74cm); width 30in (76cm); depth of seat 17 1/2i

Height of back 35 1/2 inches, height of seat 16 1/4 inches, width 30 1/2 inches, depth 25 1/2 inches.

Description - Pair of Marcel Bruer style Italian chrome Wassily chairs. Dimensions - 28" x 31" x 29"

Chair frame is stainless steel. Leather is black toned & appears to be Italian cowhide. Marcel Breur Wassily Chair Model B3. Piece has Saddle Grade Nylon Thread. Chair has angle pitch seating. 28.5 in

Pair of wassily marcel brewer chrome leather armchairs measures approx 31" L x 29" H x 27 1/2".

Breuer, style of Marcel (German, 1902-1981), Pair of Wassily (or B3) Chairs, circa 1970s, tubular chrome plated steel and tan leather, likely USA production, no maker's marks or labels, 28.25 x 30.25

Pair of Wassily Marcel Breuer chrome and brown leather armchairs. Measures approx. 31" l x 29" h x 27 1/2" d.

Pair Wassily Style Arm Chairs, Marcel Breuer type tubular chrome frames with black leather, 29"h. CONDITION: Very fine. Light Usage.

MARCEL BREUER FOR KNOLL 'WASSILY' ARMCHAIRS, PAIR, H 28", W 30.5" A pair of 'Wassily' armchairs by Marcel Breuer (Hungarian, 1902-1981) for Knoll International. Each having a polished steel frame with

Signed MARCEL BREUER for Stendig model B3 lounge chair, also known as Wassily chair. Underside has tag which reads MADE IN ITALY. Originally designed for and named after Bauhaus artist Wassily Kandins

designer by Marcel Breuer, late 20th century;; "The Wassily Chair, also known as the Model B3 chair, was designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925-1926 while he was the head of the cabinet-making workshop at