Chair SE 68 by Egon Eiermann for Wilde + Spieth – 1970s

Authentic SE 68 chair designed by the famous German designer Egon Eiermann and produced by Wilde + Spieth (W+S). Created in the late 1950s, this icon of German design has furnished numerous schools, universities, and administrations. The offered example is a 1970s production, as evidenced by the original W+S labels still present. It consists of a seat and backrest made of dark brown stained moulded plywood, mounted on an elegant chrome tubular frame. Its timeless design fits well in vintage, industrial, and contemporary interiors. The chair is stable, sturdy, and comfortable. The wood features a beautiful grain, and the chrome is in generally good condition with some normal signs of age and use. In very good vintage condition with slight signs of wear consistent with its age. Delivery is possible in Paris and the surrounding suburbs, as well as throughout France. Dimensions: seat height: 47 cm; total height: 81 cm; width: 44 cm; seat depth: 35 cm; total depth: 41 cm.