STAK-A-BYE ARMCHAIRS by SEBEL

NZ$155.00

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Designer: Harry Sebel

Maker: Sebel - Australia

Year: 1950s

Size: H 890 x W 520 x D 470 - seat height 460

Condition Report: Well worn vintage condition. Paint loss in many areas of frame. vinyl seats in great condition. Reach out for detailed images. Rubber feet will be replaced.

Price is per chair, we have 1 available.

The first chair to be produced by Sebel, Australia, these vintage Stak-A-Bye armchairs are an icon of early industrial design in the local area.

The seat, produced from pressed metal (and upholstered in a thin layer of vinyl), floats effortlessly amongst the sweeping tubular steel than makes up the legs and armrests.

Stackable, as the name implies, they make a great cafe style chair due to their durability, stack-ability, and early industrial feel.

Vintage or new, let us know if you'd like us to track down another one.

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Designer: Harry Sebel

Maker: Sebel - Australia

Year: 1950s

Size: H 890 x W 520 x D 470 - seat height 460

Condition Report: Well worn vintage condition. Paint loss in many areas of frame. vinyl seats in great condition. Reach out for detailed images. Rubber feet will be replaced.

Price is per chair, we have 1 available.

The first chair to be produced by Sebel, Australia, these vintage Stak-A-Bye armchairs are an icon of early industrial design in the local area.

The seat, produced from pressed metal (and upholstered in a thin layer of vinyl), floats effortlessly amongst the sweeping tubular steel than makes up the legs and armrests.

Stackable, as the name implies, they make a great cafe style chair due to their durability, stack-ability, and early industrial feel.

Designer: Harry Sebel

Maker: Sebel - Australia

Year: 1950s

Size: H 890 x W 520 x D 470 - seat height 460

Condition Report: Well worn vintage condition. Paint loss in many areas of frame. vinyl seats in great condition. Reach out for detailed images. Rubber feet will be replaced.

Price is per chair, we have 1 available.

The first chair to be produced by Sebel, Australia, these vintage Stak-A-Bye armchairs are an icon of early industrial design in the local area.

The seat, produced from pressed metal (and upholstered in a thin layer of vinyl), floats effortlessly amongst the sweeping tubular steel than makes up the legs and armrests.

Stackable, as the name implies, they make a great cafe style chair due to their durability, stack-ability, and early industrial feel.