Albert Haberer Furniture

Set of rare design brass chairs. Low profile HEAVY brass dining chairs.

Professionally restored and re-upholstered rmchairss, model No. 2, designed by Jindrich Halabala and produced in Czechoslovakia from the 1930s by UP Zavody Brno ( the same as the fam...

Tubular chrome frame and black plywood seating and back. Can easily be stacked Some rust on the frame. One has some scratches on the seating.

- Czechoslovakia, circa 1950s - Renovated, incl new upholstery circa 5 years ago - Good condition.

Single Gio Ponti Model: 676 chair for Cassina, Italy 1950s Original velvet upholstery.

Set of hunting chairs and matching table - 1950s Mid-century hunting chairs set of three made in the 1950s in Sweden. The back of the chairs are made of two deer antlers while the l...

Oswald Haerdtl set of four chairs, the 1950s A rare set of four chairs was designed by the Austrian designer Oswald Haerdtl and produced by Ton (Thonet) in the former Czechoslova...

Pair of solid wood armchairs attributable to Paolo Buffa, Italy, 1950s (Customizable) The two armchairs feature a solid wooden structure with the classic "X" motif on the bracelet u...

A Gustavo Pulitzer Albenga Chair, for Arflex, Italy, 1950s. This version with a nice rare brass plated frame. The original fabric is worn and requires...

- Czechoslovakia, circa 1950s - Renovated, incl new upholstery cca 5 years ago - Good condition.

A set of four dining room or side chairs designed by Anna-Luelja Praun (1906-2004), Vienna, Austria, manufactured in midcentury, circa 1950. The seats and backs are covered with cane or wicker. The cane of two chairs has been restored. On one chair five of the cane straps have been replaced with new ones and on the other one seven. The new cane is currently brighter than the original old one but it will age gradually and become darker. The wooden parts have been restored. The chairs are in good condition and ready to use. Lit: Eva B. Ottilinger, Möbeldesign der 50er Jahre, p. 136 About Anna-Lülja Praun: Anna-Lülja Praun was born in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, in 6/29/1906 and lived in Vienna until 9/28/2004. She was an important Austrian designer and architect and she was one of the first females who studied architecture in Austria. In 1947 she worked on the restoration of the palace Belvedere which was heavily damaged in the second world war. In 1952 she opened her own studio in Vienna. She designed houses, interiors, furniture, shops, light fixtures and pottery (together with Gudrun Baudisch). From 1953-1959 she also worked for the furniture shop "Haus und Garten" which was established by Josef Frank in 1925. In 1959 she designed a bench "Bank zum Ausruhen" for the conductor Herbert von Karajan.

Set of 4 chairs with sinuous shapes designed by the designer Edmondo Palutari and produced by the Italian company Dassi in the 1950s. Each single chair was made of dark wood with sea...