Prototype chair, 1962

Hans Olsen, Table and 4 chairs, 1962, Table: H. 74 cm,Ø 106 cm (extended: 106 x 156 cm), chair: H. 72.5 x 50 x 46 cm. Made by Frem Rojle Furniture Factory, Denmark. Teak, stained dark, blockboa

Dieter Rams. '602' settee and easy chair, 1962. Settee: H. 70.5 x 152.5 x 77 cm; easy chair: H. 70.5 x 84.5 x 77 cm. Made by Vitsoe & Zapf, Kronberg. White plastic shell, sand-coloured suede, wheels.

Robert Whitton Prototype chair, 1980s Powder-coated aluminum. Studio-made in the USA. 28.25" H x 23.75" W x 25.5" D

Attributed to: Marcel Breuer Prototype chair. 17 1/2" seat Ht., 31 1/2" overall Ht.. Seat has some damage.

Val Bertoia Prototype chair (B-1563) USA, 2009beech plywood, bleached walnut 37.25 h x 20 w x 25 d in (95 x 51 x 63 cm) Signed to backrest 'Bertoia R' and dated and numbered to underside of se

Stewart MacDougall Prototype cantilevered chair, 1960s Ebonized wood. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

Hans Olsen, Table with four chairs, 1962, Table: H. 74 cm, Ø 106 cm (extended: 106 x 156 cm), chairs: H. 72 x 50 x 46 cm. Made by Frem Rojle Furniture Factory, Denmark. Teak, stained dark, bloc

Metal feet. Walnut frames. Vinyl arms. Six side chairs measure 31 1/4" h x 18 3/4" w x 21 3/4" d. Seat height 17 3/4". Arm chairs measure 31 1/4" h x 24" w x 21 3/4" d. Seat height 17 3/4".

Pierluigi Ghianda and Marco Zanini Prototype chair c. 1980pear wood, upholstery, steel 34.75 h x 18.5 w x 21 d in (88 x 47 x 53 cm) Provenance: Piasa, Paris, Design italien

Verner Panton. 'Panton' chair, 1962/67. H. 82.5 x 50 x 59.5 cm. Made by Fehlbaum Production, Weil, 1971. Red polystyrol. Marked: Herman Miller signet, Fehlbaum Production Panton chair, datemark 1971.

Verner Panton. 'Panton' chair, 1962/67. H. 81 x 49 x 57 cm. Made by Vitra, Weil. Purple Baydur.

Verner Panton. 'Panton' chair, 1962/67. H. 82.5 x 48.5 x 60 cm. Made by Fehlbaum Production, Weil, for Herman Miller, Zeeland. Polystyrole (ribs), painted dark red. Marked: Fehlbaum Production Herman

Verner Panton. Two 'Panton' chairs, 1962/67. H. 83 x 49 x 60 cm. Made by Fehlbaum Production, Weil for Herman Miller, Zeeland. Polystyrol, blue and green (ribs). Marked: Herman Milller (embossed).

Tom Dixon (born 1959)Bolide Chair - PrototypeChaise longueLacquered steel and caneModel created in 1988H 130 × L 53 × P 145 cmBibliography: G. Williams, N. Wright, Cut and Shut: the history

JORDAN MOZER (b. 1958) JORDAN MOZER STUDIOS, L.L.C. Victory lounge chair (Prototype), Chicago, IL, 2012 Cast recycled magnesium-aluminum alloy, mohair Unmarked 32" x 31" x 26" Provenance: Collection o

Prototype Plank chair by Ladislav Czernek, 2000s. 32" H x 16" W x 18" D.

Richard Schultz Production Prototype Wing chair and Prototype Wing occasional table Richard Schultz Design, Inc.USA, c. 2007anodized aluminum, lacquered steel, upholstery chair: 43.5 h x 37 w x

Prototype lounge chair by Hendrik Van Keppel and Taylor Green for Brown Saltman, 1955. Though never put into production, this unique piece of California Design was featured in the 1955 California Desi

Small children's chair made as a prototype by the Italian master cabinetmaker Pierluigi Ghianda. The small chair is made entirely of wood and shows great mastery in its design. Taken directly from Bot

Frank Gehry, Prototype "Fog" Chair Knoll International/Shea+Latone, USA, 1998 Aluminum, stainless steel An off-tool prototype created during the production process Unmarked H: 29, W: 21 1/8, D: 25 in.

Drawing, man in chair, "Beograd 1962", (Yugoslavia, Serbia), study in ink on paper, man in chair, with extensive writing, 27" by 19 3/8", has minor tear in bottom margin (less than 1 ")

Imported directly from Sweden via Denmark, this prototype "harp" desk chair's bentwood features pay homage to the design house of Bruno Mathssom's father, Karl Mathsson. A truly unique piece of Scandi

Prototype wing chair, miniature, Richard Schultz Design, Inc. USA, 2008. Laser cut steel. 6.5w x 5d x 7.25h. Provenance: Former property of The Estate of Richard Schultz.

From the Estate of Mid Century Architects Who Worked Closely Under Mies Van Der Rohe and on Incredible Historical Chicago Projects including The Time- Life Building, Lake Point Tower, O'Hare Internati