Casala Vintage Children's School Chair — Karl Nothelfer, Germany, 1960s/70s A charming and highly collectible vintage children's school chair by the renowned German manufacturer Casala, founded in 1917 by Carl Sasse in Lauenau, Germany. This is a classic design by Karl Nothelfer from 1967, produced by Casala in Germany. Materia The chair features a beautifully shaped bent plywood seat and backrest in warm honey-toned beechwood, mounted on a distinctive angled wooden frame — a hallmark of mid-century German functional design. Strong enough to bear an adult's weight Scandinavian Design, this piece is as practical as it is aesthetic. A well-known design from schools and other educational institutions Scandinaviandesign, the Casala children's chair has become a sought-after collector's piece, prized for its timeless Scandinavian-influenced form and exceptional build quality. The original maker's stamp is visible on the underside of the seat. A perfect addition to any mid-century modern interior, a child's room, or a design collection. Details: Manufacturer: Casala, Germany Designer: Karl Nothelfer Period: 1960s–1970s Material: Bent plywood, solid beechwood Condition: Vintage, signs of age consistent with era