MR10 chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, around 1950

The iconic MR10 chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, dating from around 1950, is a significant example of modernist furniture design. This chair retains its original flat cane seat, a historically authentic feature found in museum specimens and often absent from MR10 chairs available on the market. Belonging to Mies van der Rohe's pioneering series of tubular steel seating, the MR10 illustrates his philosophy of material authenticity, structural clarity, and form reduction. The cantilevered tubular steel structure provides both visual lightness and exceptional comfort through precise engineering and harmonious proportions. The original flat cane enhances the visual and tactile authenticity of the chair while consolidating its historical integrity and collectible value. A rare piece of 20th-century modernism, museum-worthy, it is ideal for discerning collectors and institutional or interior spaces. Dimensions: Height 81 cm, Width 49 cm, Depth 75 cm, Seat height 44 cm.