Thonet dining chairs

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In the mid-1800s, Michael Thonet led a revolution in furniture making, inventing a method for bending wood to create super-strong, lightweight chairs. Crafted by TON in the original Thonet factory, this chair is based on the famous Chair No. 14 – the design that won Thonet a gold medal at the 1867 Paris World's Fair. It combines a solid beech wood frame with a tight yet flexible natural cane seat for durability and comfort. Pared-down, classic lines allow it to work equally well with…

Sold: Set of 6 Cane & Bentwood Dining Chairs after Thonet 209, 1900/1970s | #143845

Relaxing in all its forms: the light 119 lounge chair Natural materials such as bentwood and canework, reduced to the essential. The 119 chair designed by Sebastian Herkner is a classic Thonet piece which will...

What are the essential attributes of choosing a dining table? Most people think about the price and quality of a table before making a choice. Is it possible to buy a sturdily constructed table of your preferred style at an affordable price? If you select an unusually designed table with elaborate detailing, it is more likely to have problems in the future. The rule of thumb is to choose a simple and durable dining table because it’ll likely offer the kind of construction, stability, and…

This is one of the most iconic and commercially successful chairs designed and produced by famous Gebruder Thonet Company. It was first designed in 1883 by August Thonet, and can be find in Thonet catalogues in a slightly modified version, AKA Model No. 56.

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Sold: Set of 4 Thonet chairs nr.(2)14 by M. Thonet, 1970s | #188667