A very early SE 42 chair (early 1950s) showing fantastic signs of use, yet still very sturdy and functional.
Notably, in 1948, Eiermann created a collection of chairs combining bentwood with tubular steel for Wilde & Spieth—a company that, until then, had focused exclusively on manufacturing shutters. The three-legged SE 42 chair (1949) emerged from this fruitful collaboration.
h76 w52 d50 sh45 cm
A very early SE 42 chair (early 1950s) showing fantastic signs of use, yet still very sturdy and functional.
Notably, in 1948, Eiermann created a collection of chairs combining bentwood with tubular steel for Wilde & Spieth—a company that, until then, had focused exclusively on manufacturing shutters. The three-legged SE 42 chair (1949) emerged from this fruitful collaboration.
h76 w52 d50 sh45 cm
