Marcel Breuer - Pair Cesca Armchairs

Marcel Breuer - Pair Cesca Armchairs, unmarked. Caned seats and backs, black painted wood and chromed metal frames. 30" H x 23" W x 22" D

Pair of Mid Century Marcel Breuer Cesca Armchairs. Pair of caned armchairs. Each measures 31 x 23 x 21 inches. Authentic Mid Century pieces, these have been owned by consignor for more than five decad

PAIR OF MARCEL BREUER CESCA ARMCHAIRSPoland, 20th CenturyCane seats. Stamped “Made In Poland”.Back heights 34”. Seat heights 17.5”.

Marcel Breuer (Hungarian, 1902-1981) for Knoll (American, founded 1938). A pair of "Cesca" armchairs constructed with chrome and maple frame with red fabric upholstery to the seat and backing. Marked

Description - A pair of of Marcel Breuer style cesca chairs. Dimensions - 32" x 24" x 20"

Pr Marcel Breuer "Cesca" chairs by Gavina for Knoll, chrome-plated steel frames with wood armrests and original caned seats and backs, original finish, Knoll tags on underside of seat frame, 31"h x 22

Set of Four Marcel Breuer Style Cesca Chairs, to include two side chairs having caned backs (one missing seat), along with a pair of armchairs, one having caned back along with one with upholstered ba

A lot of seven Marcel Breuer Cesca armchairs with caned seats and backs. Unmarked. Provenance: from the Herbert Bayer designed Container Corporation of American building in Phoenixville, PA. 32in tall

A set of seven Marcel Breuer Cesca armchairs for Thonet with upholstered seats and backs. Upholstery labels. Provenance: from the Herbert Bayer designed Container Corporation of American building in P

Early Marcel Breuer - Cesca Black Arm Chairs - 4. Dimensions 31.5x23.5x21

Set of Four Marcel Breuer 'Cesca' Arm chairs for Knoll. Labeled on bottom. Black lacquered wood, caned back and seat, polished steel cantilevered frames, labeled. 31" H x 22" W x 21" D. Condition repo

4 Marcel Breuer Cesca Arm Chairs, Made in Italy , c.1970, tubular steel, wood and cane (MMAT413/4)(MM) Dimensions: 31 x 24 x 22 Property from a West Cornwall Connecticut Home and Former New Orleans Lo

4 Marcel Breuer Cesca Arm Chairs, Made in Italy , c.1970, tubular steel, wood and cane 31 x 24 x 22 Property from a West Cornwall Connecticut Home and Former New Orleans Louisiana Antiques and Asian A

Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) for Knoll International Cesca armchairs, set of six, model B64 New York, New York, circa 1980 oak, cane, chrome-plated steel sticker labels to two 22 5/8"w x 22"d x 32"h

Marcel Breuer, (8) Cesca armchairs, 1920s/1970s, chromed steel tubing, black lacquered wood, caned seat and back, seat stamped "Made in Italy", likely by Gavina and distributed by Knoll International,

Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) for Knoll International / Gavina Cesca armchairs, set of six, model B64 New York, New York / Italy, 1979 lacquered beech, cane, chrome-plated steel Knoll labels to two and on

Set of Four (4) Marcel Breuer Style Cesca Cane and Chrome Armchairs. Unmarked. Measures 32" x 24". Condition: Scratches to the wood otherwise good condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Domestic Shipp

Marcel Breuer Cesca dining armchairs, set of sixUSA, 1970s, chrome-plated steel, lacquered wood, cane, plastic, unmarked, 31"h

Set of Four (4) Marcel Breuer Style Cesca Cane and Chrome Armchairs. Unmarked. Measures 32" x 24". Condition: Scratches to the wood otherwise good condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Domestic Shipp

These 6 MCM Marcelo Breuer Cesca armchairs have tubular chrome bodies, grey vinyl seats and backs, and maple frames and arms. In excellent condition, they each measures 30" tall X 24" across X 23" dee

Ebonized with caned backs and seats. Marked Stendig. 31 1/2"h. x 24"w. x 21 1/2"d.

Description - A set of six Marcel Breuer Cesca chrome arm chairs. Dimensions - 32" x 23.5" x 20.5"

20th Century Two marked: Made in Italy Designed 1928, each cantilevered armchair with a woven cane seat and back in a beech frame on tubular steel supports, 4 pieces Each: 30" H x 23" W x 21" D

Pair of armchairs. Chrome metal and leather.. Cm 80,00 x 73,00 x 70,00. Literature: Domus n. 474, Maggio 1969, p. 90