C. 1956 Pair of Herman Miller Eames DKR Wire Dining Chairs with Eiffel Bases Nakashima area estate among other period-correct

area estate among other period-correct modern and postmodern pieces

The chromed-steel frame shows signs of age that can likely be polished out if so desired

Its design features a bent-plywood seat and back with a Birch veneer face

up to 12 are available) Arne Jacobsen Series 7 armchairs in cognac leather

C. 1956 Pair of Herman Miller Eames DKR Wire Dining Chairs with Eiffel Bases Nakashima area estate among other period-correctThis is a pair of DKR Wire Dining Chairs, originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1951. These particular examples were produced by Herman Miller circa 1956. The pair features wire seats atop Eiffel bases in black coated steel. DKR is an acronym that stands for Dining height K wire chair Rod base. The price includes both chairs to be sold together as a pair. Each chair measures 21 inches deep, 19 inches wide, and 32 inches high, with s seat