Vintage Mid-Century Modern Iron Rod Side Chair | Paul McCobb / Arbuck Manner | Gray Tweed Back | Black Vinyl Seat | c. 1950s

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Iron Rod Side Chair | Paul McCobb / Arbuck Manner | Gray Tweed Back | Black Vinyl Seat | c. 1950sA beautifully resolved and deeply characteristic mid century modern side chair in black enameled iron rod, operating in the manner of Paul McCobb's celebrated iron furniture for Arbuck Inc. of Brooklyn one of the most significant and actively collected strains of American mid century design. McCobb, a five time recipient of the Museum of Modern Art's Good Design Award and one of the defining figures of postwar American domestic design, was among the

Circa: 1960s

This antique mahogany two-tier kidney occasional table carries a specific and individual decorative program that points to commissioned rather than standard production

The arms describe a continuous fluid curve from the back post to the front — a single gesture that handles the transition between back

Featuring a high seat back

appropriate at a desk

this long dresser captures the essence of Heywood-Wakefield's renowned craftsmanship

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whether used as accent seating or functional everyday chairs

Four lathe-turned hardwood legs — each composed of a close-set succession of rings and bobbins — support a broad-planked hardwood top in cherry or American fruitwood

offering a handcrafted quality that enhances the overall design without detracting from its minimalist sensibility

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The construction throughout reflects the production quality of Mellemstrands Trevareindustri