Mid Century Modern Walnut Plywood Chair by Brunswick, c.1960's
- Maker
- Origin
- Dimensions
Seat: Height 17 in
Height 31 in × Width 19 in × Depth 21 in
- Materials
- Condition
Original Condition
original vintage condition and has been carefully inspected by our studio for stability, secure construction, and overall functionality while preserving the age-appropriate character of its surfaces.
- Items in listing
1 ID Number: Pro 198
Dealer notes
SPECIFICATIONS Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Brunswick Country: United States Materials: Molded Walnut Plywood, Painted Tubular Steel, Metal Hardware Period Style: Mid Century Modern Date of Manufacturer: 1960's Condition: Original Condition Number of Items: 1 ID Number: Pro 198 Dimensions: 31”H x 19”W x 21”D Seat Height: 17" Description: This Mid Century Modern chair by Brunswick features a sculptural combination of molded walnut plywood and painted tubular steel, reflecting the functional modernist aesthetic of the 1960's. The gently contoured plywood seat and backrest provide an ergonomic profile while showcasing the warm grain and character of the walnut. A black tubular steel frame creates a striking contrast, with dramatically splayed legs, exposed metal hardware, and distinctive foot glides reinforcing its industrial character. The chair remains in original vintage condition and has been carefully inspected by our studio for stability, secure construction, and overall functionality while preserving the age-appropriate character of its surfaces. Its combination of molded wood and steel makes it a versatile example of American Mid Century Modern seating suitable for dining, desk, or occasional use. Fun Historical Fact Brunswick has a long American manufacturing history extending well beyond the furniture for which vintage design collectors know the company today. During the mid-20th century, Brunswick produced furniture and institutional furnishings that incorporated modern materials and manufacturing techniques. Molded plywood became particularly important to modern furniture because it allowed manufacturers to create curved, supportive forms from relatively thin layers of wood. The combination of molded plywood and tubular steel seen in this chair reflects the period's broader interest in durable, efficiently manufactured furniture with clean modern lines.
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