Erich Dieckmann

Pair of Armchairs

Elm Wood, Tension Sprung Articulated Seat and Back

Manufactured by Gelenka DDP, Weimarer Republik (Present Germany), 1933.

Dieckmann is one of the most important furniture designers of the Bauhaus. His designs are strictly geometric, with almost square-square or flat wood. For this he used quality woods such as ash, beech, cherry or oak. He also experimented with tubular steel, like Bauhaus member Marcel Breuer.

Set in good condition and stability, showing signs of a past life. Few screws have been added to maintain the stability of the chairs.

Provenance from a private collector, Germany.

Pair in good original condition

H: 76cm x W: 59cm x D: 76cm

Price for the pair