Marcel Breuer "Cesca" Style Armchair, 1980 (2026) This "Cesca" style armchair is a beautiful homage to the iconic 1928 design by Marcel Breuer, one of the most important figures of the Bauhaus movement. Manufactured in Italy during the 1980s, this piece captures the timeless cantilevered silhouette that revolutionized furniture design by using tubular steel to create a chair that seemingly floats in the air.
The chair combines industrial materials with organic textures, featuring the classic bentwood frames and woven cane inserts that have made the Cesca a staple of sophisticated interiors for nearly a century.
Condition & Character The chair is preserved in its original vintage condition, reflecting its history through an authentic patina.
Materials: The frame is constructed from high-quality chrome-plated tubular steel, complemented by black lacquered wooden frames on the seat, backrest, and armrests.
Cane: It retains its original natural cane webbing. The cane is aged and shows signs of use; please examine the detailed photos carefully to assess the condition of the weave.
Functionality: Despite the vintage wear, the chair remains stable and comfortable. The cantilevered frame provides the characteristic gentle "flex" that makes this design so ergonomic.
Aesthetics: There are minor signs of wear on the lacquered wood and chrome consistent with its age and previous use.
