NY Folding Chairs and Matching Ottomans by Takeshi Nii Japan c. 1950s

Takeshi Nii (Japanese, 20th century) Ny folding chair Japan, c. 1970 leather, steel 24"w x 30"d x 33"h

Two mid 20th century Takeshi Nii "NY" lounge chairs. Folding Chrome construction with Beech wood side rails, sling canvas seats and matching ottomans in sets of Beige and Chocolate Brown. "NY Chair" l

Tag on both. Dimensions: (chair) H 33.5" x W 24.5" x D 32", (stool) H 13.5" x W 2." x D 16.5" Condition: Shallow marks and scrapes to wood on both pieces, pitting to chrome.

Japan, 1920-2007..folding frame, white cream canvas with wooden arm rests and chrome frame, NY Chair sticker on frame..staining/discoloration to canvas, arm rests with few scratches, light pitting to

Japan, 1920-2007..folding frame, cream canvas, wooden arm rests and chrome frame..staining/discoloration to canvas, arm rests with scratches, rusting screws, pitting and rust to chrome..when open: 33H

TAKESHI NII "NY" FOLDING CHAIR1960sBurnt sienna canvas seat. Cylindrical wooden armrests. X-form chrome base. Unmarked.Height 32.5”. Seat height 12”. Width 24”.

A NY folding chair early modelDesign by Takeshi Nii for fujiei koqyoThe NY chair became a permanent feature at new yorkMOMA in 197032 1/2” x 25” x 30”(86 cm mx 64 cm x 76 cm)

Takeshi Nii, Two 'NY' folding chairs, 1958, H. 92.5 x 62.5 x 76 cm; folded: H. 129 x 14 x 77 cm. Chrome-plated tubular metal, brown fabric, brown-black rubber. ,

Description - A Takeshi Nii folding NY chair with blue canvas. Dimensions - 32" x 24" x 26"

Two chairs and two ottomans by Takeshita Nii. Wooden arms painted black. Shows wear and fading to the fabric, and a couple of the arms have Velcro on them. Ripe for restoration. Each chair is 24.5" w

Takeshi Nii Folding Lounge Chair, c. 1970's, with leather seat, tubular chrome base(JOMI438)(NT)Dimensions: 33 1/2" H

TAKESHI NII "New York" Folding Chair and Ottoman, Clean. Leather with Velvet headrest. Mid-Century Modern. size: 34.5h x 22w chair, 15h x 22.5w stool

Takeshi Nii (Japanese, 1920-2007) NY, a folding rocking chair and ottoman canvas, maple, chrome-plated steel Height 36 x width 34 inches. Provenance: Property from the Hilda Platt Trust, Highland Park

Takeshi Nii for Suekichi Uchida, "NY" folding stools, pair, Japan, 1960s, wood, chromed steel, canvas, canvas stamped "Japan", 20.5"w x 16.5"d x 13"h each

Folding chair. Japan, Jox Interni, 1958. Leather, tubular chrome. 24w x 27d x 33h (seat height 13).

Folding chair. Japan, Jox Interni, 1958. Washable canvas, tubular chrome. 24w x 27d x 33h. (seat height 13)

Modern 20th century plaid upholstered club chair with a matching ottoman. [Chair: 37" H x 33" W x 30" D; Ottoman: 16 1/2" H x 19 1/2" W x 19 1/2" D].

Walter Lamb for Brown Jordan Sleigh lounge chair and ottoman, model C-5720 and C-5726 California, 1950s bronze, cotton/nylon cord unmarked chair: 22 1/2"w x 32"d 29 1/2"h; ottoman: 20 1/2"w x 18 1/2"d

WALTER LAMB'Sleigh' lounge chair and ottoman, model nos. C-5720 and C-5726, 1950sBronze tubing, cotton/nylon cord. Made in California, USA.Chair: 29.25" H x 22.75" W x 30.25" DS

WALTER LAMB (Active 1950s) Pair of Lounge Chairs and Ottomans With a Side Table designed circa 1955 for Brown Jordan, models C-5700, C-5706 and AP-3701, bronze tubing, rope, glass, chairs with Brown J

Dimensions: (Chair) H 40.5" x W 40.5" x D 29" x SH 16.5" Chair Signed with decal manufacturer's label to underside: [FH Made in Denmark 6604 by Fritz Hansen] Condition: Soiling, tears to upholstery at

Hans Wegner valet chair, c. 1950s, Denmark, carved teak and oak frame with brass hinged seat that lifts to access storage, branded mark for Johannes Hansen to underside, 37"h x 20"w x 24"d

Contemporary Linen Upholstered Reclining Club Chair with Matching Ottoman, A. Schneller Sons, Inc. Together with an embroidered linen pillow. 34 1/2 x 33 1/2 x 33 1/2 in., height of seat 18 1/2 in., t

Yellow Linen Tufted Upholstered Club Chair with Matching Ottoman 33 1/2 x 34 x 31 in., height of seat 16 in., the chair. 14 3/4 x 31 x 20 in., the ottoman. Property from the Collection of Susan Lasker