1950s Herman Miller Eames DKX Steel Wire Dining Chair in White with Black Base Lighting produced circa 1990

produced circa 1990

Twelve stools are available

This is a set of three personal tobacco pipes that belonged to renowned architect Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore

Hugh Stubbins

There are some very small spots here and there on the upholstery

1950s Herman Miller Eames DKX Steel Wire Dining Chair in White with Black Base Lighting produced circa 1990This is a DKX chair, originally designed by Ray and Chalres Eames in 1951. This particular example was produced by Herman Miller in the USA in the 1950s. The chair is comprised of a steel wire seat in white atop a black steel X base. DKX is an acronym for Dining Height K Wire Chair on X Base. The chair measures 21 inches deep, 19 inches wide, and 32. 375 inches high with a seat height of 19 inches. Overall, it is in very good to excellent condition