Really rare children’s chair made in former Czechoslovakia. In this country the brothers Thonet opened a few factories before the second World War. Between 1870 and 1930’s the produced a lot of chairs in this eastern European country. After WW2 the factories were damaged, destroyed and confiscated. This chair is one of a kind. Never saw this type anywhere else. A must have Thonet.

Originally a school chair, this vintage chair was designed by Adam Stegner and manufactured by Pagholz Flötotto in the 1960s. We love the contrast of colors, shapes and materials, as well as its impressive compass base. The shell is made of Pagwood®, an innovative material that combines thinness, comfort and solidity. No doubt about it, this vintage chair has style, and the presence of a handle in the back makes us smile!

The chair has a solid wood compass base. Some discreet scratches from use are to be noted. The legs are patinated. The chairs are suitable for children from 2 to 7 years old.

Children’s rocking chair produced by Jacob & Josef Kohn in the early 1900s made of bent wood. The runners are very special because they have a perfectly oval shape. The chair has been restored over time. In fact you can see a restoration work in the seat (see detail photo). Excellent original vintage condition. Attribution: Jacob & Josef Kohn catalog 1904-1907