Outside measurements -
width 21" x 21" square
height 33.25"
height of seat 19.25"
width of inside seat 17.75" feet
depth of seat 17" ish
height of arms 27.5"

The iconic Eames designed fabric on these chairs "Crosspatch" is from Maharam's collection "Textiles of the 20th Century. When I reupholstered these in early 2000s I referred to the color as "melon"... now in 2024 it falls in line with Pantone's Color of the Year "Peach Fuzz"! It is delightfully peachy, papaya-y, lightly fruity and still in good condish.

Joe Atkinson designed upholstered frames of laminated wood frames bent by the steaming process that made Thonet famous. Distributed by Thonet Industries in America, late 40s thru the 60s.

Cotton felt was/is the original pad under a textured plastic upholstery (predated "vinyl"), with a thin foam pad added to provide a little more resilience without changing the chair's profile.
These chairs have been much loved and well cared for - condition is commensurate with age and use. Welcome to personally or virtually view at my Minneapolis studio by appointment - message me to arrange


Condition:
Alterations: Original Design Modified
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Condition is commensurate with age and use.
Upholstery including cord trim not as vibrant as when new, but no significant stains or weakness to fabric - wearing well, as Maharam Textiles of the 20th Century are commercial grade and wears like iron.
Wood frames strong and whole with all original patina - have never been refinished.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Brand: Thonet; Designer: Joe Atkinson

Materials & Techniques:
Cotton, Felt, Upholstery, Wood

Details:
Seat Interior Depth: 17.0in
Seat Height: 19.25in
Seat Interior Width: 17.75in
Arm Height: 27.5in
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Number of Seats: 2

Original Design Modified; Some Imperfections; Condition is commensurate with age and use.
Upholstery including cord trim not as vibrant as when new, but no significant stains or weakness to fabric - wearing well, as Maharam Textiles of the 20th Century are commercial grade and wears like iron.
Wood frames strong and whole with all original patina - have never been refinished.