‘Cesca’ cantilever chair, Marcel Breuer for Gavina, Italy 1970s
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Single chair available, so called “Cesca” chair, designed by Marcel Breuer. This chair has been manufactured by Gavina, Itsly, 1970s and has an attribution amrk underneath its seat.
Marcel Breuer conceived the first tubular steel chair in 1925, based on the tubular frame of a bicycle. His revolutionary Cesca chair, named after his daughter Francesca, combines the ease of use of beech slipcover and hardwood with the industrial aesthetic of cantilevered tubular steel. Functional, simple and decidedly modern.
Also very comfortable and timeless in any type of interior.
In a good vintage condition with just normal not disturbing signs of usage. See all images.
Measurements:
H 78 cm
Seat height 46 cm
W 46 cm
D 52 cm
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