Elegant and rare Dutch rocking chair from the 1950s, attributed to Kembo and designed in the style of W.H. Gispen. A beautiful example of post-war Dutch industrial design, combining functionality with refined, architectural lines. The chair features a black tubular steel frame, characteristic of Gispen’s modernist vocabulary, complemented by bakelite armrests and warm wooden rockers. The seat and back have been professionally reupholstered in Kvadrat Divina MD 813 in a soft pastel blue tone, offering a subtle contemporary touch while respecting the original design language. The contrast between the sleek metal structure, sculptural bakelite arms and solid wooden sliders creates a balanced and visually light composition. Both comfortable and highly decorative, this rocking chair is a striking addition to any mid-century or modern interior. A rare and distinctive piece of Dutch design, executed with quality materials and careful restoration. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Large and fragile items are shipped via Magic Movers or a comparable professional art and furniture transport service. Delivery time is usually 2–3 weeks, depending on destination and availability. Smaller items are shipped via insured parcel service and are carefully packed. Shipping prices are shown in the advertisement.