Offered by: FINCH hudson
427 Warren Street Hudson, NY 12534 , United States Call Seller 518.828.3430

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1960s Gerd Lange "Farmer" Safari Chair, Bofinger, Germany

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  • Description
    Celebrated East German artist and designer Gerd Lange studied at the Wekkunstschule and opened by 1961 is own design studio in Kapsweyer Germany. He created the "Farmer" series in 1966 for German manufacture Bofinger and designed to be disassembled. The square ashwood interlocking frame is found in each of the pieces to the line of chairs and tables. Manufactured by Bofinger, Germany, late 1960s. This version with a newer dark brown corduroy fabric.
  • More Information
    Origin: Germany
    Period: 1950-1979
    Materials: oak, corduroy
    Condition: Good. normal wear
    Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century
    Incollect Reference #: 516617
  • Dimensions
    W. 26.25 in; H. 26.5 in; D. 29 in;
    W. 66.68 cm; H. 67.31 cm; D. 73.66 cm;
Message from Seller:

FINCH hudson….. a unique and expertly curated collection of vintage and modern goods for the home – a spirit of timelessness and quality that combines the Hudson Valley’s centuries long tradition of local goods made by hand and made well with a spirit of space and living…not tethered to a single time or specific fashion. Its an understanding that a lifestyle is a collection that implicitly values the modern’s place with the traditional and that style is the union of good pieces

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