Folding chairs by Russel Wright for Samsonite Chairs 1960s

Folding chairs by Russel Wright for Samsonite Chairs 1960s. USA, made of metal. In the 1950s, American designer Russel Wright collaborated with the Shwayder Brothers Inc., manufacturers of the Samsonite brand, to create a line of innovative folding chairs. These chairs, intended for schools and outdoor spaces, are distinguished by their enameled steel structure and molded plywood seats, combining durability with modern aesthetics. Their clean and functional design reflects Wright's commitment to making modern design accessible to the general public. These pieces are now sought after by collectors and displayed in institutions such as the Brooklyn Museum and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum. They embody the spirit of American industrial design from the mid-20th century. Dimensions: BACK HEIGHT 79 SEAT HEIGHT 45 WIDTH 65 DEPTH 64.