Attribution Signs: This piece has an attribution mark
Condition: used
Period: 70's
Height: 77 centimeters
Seat Height: 46 centimeters
Width: 46,5 centimeters
Depth: 57 centimeters
Object Weight: 5,80 kilograms
Material: straw, wood, steel
Color: black, tan, silver
Condition: Good — This vintage/antique item may have some signs of wear such as scratches and other signs of aging.
Defects: see detailed photos
In 1928 Marcel Breuer designed the B32 chair, which was later named Cesca after the author's adopted daughter Francesca. Breuer's chair is made with curved and chromed tubular steel, curved wood, lacquered in black and Vienna straw. This chair went into production in 1929 and is still produced today. This is the best-known cantilever chair model. The chair comes from a series of elaborations of the Mart Stam model.
Two seats have been stuffed and therefore have a lighter color. One seat has a micro break in the straw.
