Scandinavian cantilever armchair in Bauhaus style, 1930s

Armchair with chromed tubular steel frame and black upholstered seat and backrest. Cantilever structure. Scandinavian production, 1930s. Modernist seating produced in Scandinavia during the 1930s, reflecting European research into cantilever structures developed within the Bauhaus movement. The chromed tubular steel frame follows a continuous sled-like line, balancing visual lightness with technical innovation. The black upholstery of seat and backrest creates a restrained contrast, while integrated armrests emphasize the formal clarity typical of the period. A fine example of how modernist language spread across Northern Europe, in dialogue with the work of Mart Stam and Mies van der Rohe. May show signs of age. Please pay attention to the photographs. AG198.