Beautiful set of wrought iron garden chairs with curved back ending on scroll finials of elegant feminine design handcrafted in Spain in the mid 1980s
In great original state recently treated with an antioxidant coating

Egg Garden Chair for a draft of Peter Ghyczy from the 60s.

A design classic of the 60s. The egg-shaped folding armchair, also known as Senftenberg egg. The name refers to the basic shape in the folded state.
The middle part is hinged and releases a seat shell inside. The lid serves as a backrest at the same time. Inside there is a coherent seating and back pad, which is held with snaps in the shell. The armchair is painted brilliantly red. On the back, the body forms a recess which serves as a handle.
The chair is in very good condition with signs of wear. The cover was renewed by a padder.

4 Wrought iron chairs of the 1950s of beautiful quality, very robust, purchased in a villa used outside have some easily removable rust stains

The both of chairs are marked with the manufacturer stamps / see photos / and originally dated 1.Oct.1974 and 27.Aug.1974. The original condition, including the original cloth upholstery Lacquered surface with normal traces of use – abrasions. The Garden Egg chair was designed by the Hungarian émigré Peter Ghyczy 1968, who started his working career as chief designer for the Polyurethane factory ‘Elastogran GmbH’ in Lemförde (West Germany). The license to produce the chair was sold to the VEB Synthesewerk Schwarzheide close to the city of Senftenberg. The latter gives the chair its other name, the ‘Senftenberg Egg’. Officially, one third of their production was for the West German market, the rest for East Germany and for export. The production was halted in 1975 as the lacquering remained problematic, yet the chair became and iconic ‘east’ German product, due to its popularity in trade shows and exhibitions / Jana Scholze – Garden egg chair by Peter Ghyczy, 1968 – Victoria and Albert Museum.

Can be used indoor or outdoor, with original blue pillow included