Egon Eiermann for Wilde+Spieth
Chair SE 66, Teak SOLD
Egon Eiermann for Wilde+Spieth
Chair SE 66, Teak SOLD
| Material | Plywood, Steel |
| Year of Design | 1952 |
| Year of manufacture | 1955 |
| Dimensions | B 47 x T 48 cm x H 78, Seat high 46 cm |
Eiermann began developing chairs made of tubular steel in 1951. His first chair with a frame made of tubular steel is a chair for an orchestra.
This SE 66 chair was designed in 1952 and is called the "SE 66 multi-purpose chair". It has a spring back and organically shaped seat and back surfaces made of plywood. The veneer is teak. This model was only produced for a short period of time. There are not many chairs of it on the market.
Very rare chair with spring back and metal rocker, back height adjustable, metal tube, ref: manufacturer's label.