Pair of high bar stools with backrest by Bruno Rey, Dietiker, around 1975.

Pair of Rey bar stools with backs designed by Bruno Rey and manufactured by Dietiker in Switzerland around 1975. Introduced in 1971 under model 3300, the Rey chair has become one of the iconic pieces of Swiss furniture design. Its patented wood-metal connection without screws was a major innovation, offering exceptional strength and making the design particularly suitable for everyday use in busy public spaces. This high version retains the distinctive features of the original design, including a slightly curved circular seat, a low curved backrest, and black lacquered wooden legs. A chrome metal ring serves as a footrest. Designed for cafés, restaurants, and communal spaces, these stools reflect Bruno Rey's emphasis on combining efficient industrial production with durability and comfort. Manufacturer: Dietiker, Switzerland, around 1975.