Bentwood Easy Chairs by Jan Bočan for the Czechoslovakian embassy in Stockholm, 1972, Set of 2

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Bentwood Easy Chairs by Jan Bočan for the Czechoslovakian embassy in Stockholm, 1972, Set of 2These chairs were designed by the award winning architect Jan Boan especially for the Czechoslovakian embassy in Stockholm that was built in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The project was finished in 1972. He also designed all the furniture for the building, including this pair of bentwood easy chairs. Possibly produced by Thonet or Ton. The chairs were never put into serial production at the time so these examples are from the actual embassy. The

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This type of pine furniture became popular during the late 1930s and into the 1940s and were specifically designed for Swedish summer houses that increased in this period

The writing table top with original blue felt is adjustable and can be drawn out for easier use

Maker: Rörstrand

Armchair designed by Sven Kai Larsen for Swedish manufacturer Nordiska Kompaniet in the 1960s

Maker: Philips

Width: 48 cm

Condition: Fair

Attribution Marks: Both chairs are marked with logo on underside of the seat

It consists of round glass discs on a brass frame

Country of Manufacture: Most likely Sweden

Width: 13 cm

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