Japanese leather rocking chair by Takeshi Nii, 1950s

Folding rocking chair designed by Takeshi Nii - an icon of japanese and global design. The design is from the 1958. It was produced in the 1950s. Over the years, this armchair model has won many awards. In the 1970 was exhibited at the of modern art in new york. The armchair has a folded mechanism based on an aluminum frame. After folding it has only 19 cm wide. The red leather seat is located 41 cm above the ground. Black armrests are made of plastic. The wooden skids are original and in very good shape. Condition of this modern chair is very good. It’s fully functional and stable. Upholstery is made of red leather with stitching in the same color, which are worn in several places. There is a small orange stain on the upholstery, about 1 X 2 cm. However, this does not affect use in any way. Armrests have slight scratches and marks. There is also patina on the metal, which is very normal thing due to age of armchair. This armchair is fully functional. In a very good vintage condition with some signs of age. The photos were taken to reflect the colors of the furniture as accurately as possible, but it may differ slightly in reality. Do you have any qestions. Dm us! Show full description. Creator takeshi nii. Design period 1950 to 1959. Style mid-century, minimalist, modernist. Detailed condition very good — this vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. Product code zaa-171224. Materials aluminum, leather, plastic, wood.

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