Kartell - Carlo Bartoli - Chair (2) - 4875 - Plastic





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Two white polypropylene chairs designed by Carlo Bartoli for Kartell, circa 1974, Italian design from Italy, model 4875, in good condition with age-related marks, height about 71–71.5 cm, width 44 cm, depth 46 cm.
Description from the seller
Two beautiful polypropylene chairs in white, designed by Carlo Bartoli in 1974 for Kartell. Bought by my mom in the 70s for the patio of her architecture studio.
These chairs, as you can see from the images which are an integral part of the description, are in good condition despite the normal signs of use and age. They feature scratches and stains that attest to their passage of time and give each chair a unique charm.
height cm.71.5
max width cm.44
depth cm. 46
The cylindrical legs are detachable.
Selected in ’79 for the Compasso d’Oro.
Displayed at the MOMA
No longer in production.
Ideal for interiors and exteriors of classy homes and furnishing with good taste like yours. Or in a high-level professional studio.
They will be carefully packed and shipped with express courier and tracking.
Two beautiful polypropylene chairs in white, designed by Carlo Bartoli in 1974 for Kartell. Bought by my mom in the 70s for the patio of her architecture studio.
These chairs, as you can see from the images which are an integral part of the description, are in good condition despite the normal signs of use and age. They feature scratches and stains that attest to their passage of time and give each chair a unique charm.
height cm.71.5
max width cm.44
depth cm. 46
The cylindrical legs are detachable.
Selected in ’79 for the Compasso d’Oro.
Displayed at the MOMA
No longer in production.
Ideal for interiors and exteriors of classy homes and furnishing with good taste like yours. Or in a high-level professional studio.
They will be carefully packed and shipped with express courier and tracking.

