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5111 Santa Fe St., Suite L
San Diego, CA 92109 , United States
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3rd Generation Eames Lounge Chair in Brazilian Rosewood and New Black Leather
$ 9,995
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Description
A beautiful early 3rd-generation Eames Lounge Chair in Brazilian rosewood and new Italian full aniline leather Black leather. Richly figured rosewood shells, prized for its dramatic grain, depth of color, and natural luster. Here, the veneer displays warm auburn and chocolate tones that look amazing with the moss green leather. This chair has been restored: Restored Shells, and New Leather.
3rd Generation is a sweet spot for collectors: it keeps to the original design intention of using Brazilian Rosewood.
Key identifiers on this chair include:
Rosewood shells with striking, book-matched grain
Rectangular cushion clips
Foam & leather upholstery (factory spec for this period)
Herman Miller labels attached
Condition
Overall: Excellent vintage condition, fully functional and comfortable.
Leather: Classic Black Leather at no additional cost.
Shells: Rosewood presents with lively highly figured grain and depth; edges and finish are clean with light age-appropriate wear.
Hardware / mounts: Solid shock mounts and swivel operate smoothly.
Chair retains Herman miller labels on both the ottoman and chair.
Design Notes:
An iconic piece of 20th-century design, this authentic vintage Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman (model 670/671) is a third-generation set produced in the early 1970s. It features its original, supple black leather upholstery and richly figured rosewood veneer shells, beautifully aged with patina and character that only time can create.
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller and introduced in 1956, the Lounge Chair and Ottoman quickly became a symbol of luxury, innovation, and timeless modernism. This third-generation version retains the integrity of the classic form while showcasing details specific to early 1970s production—such as down-filled cushions, narrow armrests, and the coveted deep rosewood grain, now no longer available due to export restrictions on Brazilian rosewood.
Key features:
Authentic vintage third-generation production (early 1970s)
Original black leather upholstery with a beautifully worn-in softness
Rich, highly figured rosewood veneer shells
Aluminum base with black enamel finish and original shock mounts
Ottoman included
Contact us if you would like to purchase the chair in another color. We can make that happen.
This set has been carefully evaluated to preserve its vintage integrity. It remains structurally sound, incredibly comfortable, and ready to elevate any interior—from Mid-Century Modern to contemporary.
Whether you’re a collector, designer, or enthusiast, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of design history that continues to inspire.
Dimensions
Standard Eames Lounge dimensions.
Every Hobbs Modern Eames Lounge Chair includes:
At Hobbs Modern, vintage Eames Lounge Chair restoration is not a side business—it is one of our core specialties. We have restored hundreds of authentic vintage Eames Lounge Chairs and Ottomans, and our team works on them every single week. In fact, we maintain one of the largest collections of vintage Eames Lounge Chairs in the United States, and we always keep them in stock. We are constantly sourcing original chairs, carefully restoring them, and bringing them back to life for collectors and design lovers across the country. This deep hands-on experience allows us to recognize the subtle details that separate an exceptional collector-grade chair from an average example. Unlike many dealers who simply clean and resell, we fully restore each chair to ensure both beauty, comfort, and long-term structural integrity.
Every Hobbs Modern Eames Lounge Chair includes:
• Four brand-new shock mounts installed under the arms — a critical structural upgrade valued at $950, preventing future failure and ensuring the chair is ready for daily use for the next 20+ years
• Professionally refinished vintage rosewood shells — we carefully restore the original shells to reveal the richness, depth, and dramatic grain that make early vintage examples so collectible, a restoration valued at $1,250.
• New premium leather upholstery and cushions — valued at $2,995, each chair receives new leather cushions built using period-correct construction with either down feather fill or proper high-density foam inserts depending on the generation and style of the chair.
This is what separates Hobbs Modern from other dealers selling vintage Eames Lounge Chairs. Many simply clean and resell. We restore. The result is a chair that looks exceptional, feels incredible, and honors the original design intent of Charles and Ray Eames—making Hobbs Modern the trusted destination for serious collectors, designers, and anyone seeking the very best vintage Eames Lounge Chair available. -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 858636
Message from Seller:
FURNITURE SHOULD BE FUNCTIONAL ART, YOUR HOME SHOULD BE THE PERFECT RETREAT. Hobbs Modern is the premier mid century modern furniture dealer in San Diego, CA. We hand-select and curate each piece of our inventory which represents the iconic and exemplary Danish, American, and Brazilian vintage modern design with a relentless pursuit of restoration perfection and historical accuracy. Our passion is to breathe new life into vintage pieces. We ship nationwide.
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