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Original Vintage Knoll Chrome Bertoia chair, excellent.
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Original Vintage Knoll Chrome Bertoia chair, excellent.
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Original Vintage Knoll Chrome BertoiaSORRY, NO PAYPAL ACCEPTED! SORRY, NO PAYPAL ACCEPTED! SORRY, NO PAYPAL ACCEPTED! SORRY, NO PAYPAL ACCEPTED! Harry Bertoia was a true renaissance man. An artist, sculptor, jewelry maker, and designer, Bertoia worked with Charles and Ray Eames at the Evans Products Company. He is best known for his work with metal -- specifically, wire. Designed in 1952, Bertoia's wire group for Knoll has been in continuous production ever since, made entirely by hand in a wooden wire-bending frame. Welded steel with rods in polished or satin chrome, Scratch, chip, and chemical resistant. This is an original vintage Knoll piece, not a chinese crappy reproduction. Condition: Used for a photo shoot, not a broken weld, no rust, no pitting or flaking, Vintage from the late 60's and it was always used with a full cover so the chrome is practicaly new and unused. Again, no rust, flaking or broken/repaired welds. Perfect condition. Shipping is by Priority Mail or UPS and cost will be $40 anyw in the US. I will ship to US destinations only, Sorry. IF YOU HAVE 0 FEEDBACK, PLEASE EMAIL ME FIRST FOR AUTHORIZATION, OTHERWISE YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED. I will separate the legs from the seat in order to ship it. i will include the original screws and nuts and hardware. it's very easy to put back together. Knoll just announced a price increase starting the 15th. These chairs will become almost $700. right now they are $349 + shipping. My reserve is less than half that. The only item for Auction is the chair, the nelson bench is not included
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