Berger Stool, mahogany
circa 1960 · France
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The label
- Designer
- Charlotte Perriand
- Period
- circa 1960
- Origin
- France
- Materials
- Wood
- Dimensions
- H 27 × Ø 32 cm, seat 27 cmH 10.6 × Ø 12.6 in, seat 10.6 in
- Condition
- Fair, wear consistent with age and use
- Reference
- VST-MYM-48683052
The story
Charlotte Perriand
An original Berger stool, the low tabouret designed by Charlotte Perriand, around 1960, handcrafted in stained mahogany.
Materials: Mahogany, stained
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Origin: France
Period: Mid-20th Century
About Charlotte Perriand
French designer and architect (1903-1999) who joined the studio of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in 1927, where she shaped their tubular steel seating. Her stay in Japan from 1940 turned her towards wood, straw and bamboo, and after the war she produced free-form tables, bookcases with Jean Prouvé and furniture for the Les Arcs ski resort. Collectors prize pieces sold through the Galerie Steph Simon and documented commissions.
Delivery
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