Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935
Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935 Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935 Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935 Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935 Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935
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Set of Five ‘214’ Gispen Armchairs by Christoffel Hoffman for BPM, Dutch, 1935

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Set of 5 industrial ‘214 Gispen’ armchairs with black bakelite armrests. A special Dutch design by Christoffel Hoffman for B.P.M. which was founded in 1907 and was the precursor of Royal Dutch shell. The nice thing about this design is that the sled tubular frame ends in a handle above the backrest, giving them an industrial appearance. The chairs have a mark of B.P.M. on the bottom of the seat. The chairs need reupholstery which we can arrange for you.

Dimensions
Width: 55 cm
Height: 87 cm

Designed by Christoffel Hoffman and Gispen and produced by BPM in The Netherlands, 1935.Part of the gallery's Art Deco collection.Newly upholstered.

Designer
Christoffel Hoffman and Gispen
Manufacturer
BPM
Origin
The Netherlands
Date
1935
Style
Art Deco
Width
55.0 cm (21.7 in)
Height
87.0 cm (34.3 in)
Condition
Very Good
Restoration
Newly upholstered

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