Dany Armchairs by Aldo Barberi for Rossi di Albizzate
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Dany armchairs designed by architect Aldo Barberi for Giuseppe Rossi di Albizzate in 1973, with moulded ABS shells and tubular chrome-plated steel frames. The chairs are stackable, with the shells formed as continuous ergonomic seats with integrated armrests and supported by distinctive sled-like frames. The original moulded designation and Rossi di Albizzate quality-control label are preserved beneath the shell, confirming the model, designer and manufacturer. The design is documented in Casa Amica (6 March 1973) and Domus no. 541 (December 1974). According to the previous owner, the chairs were acquired at an auction held during the closure of the Rossi di Albizzate factory.
More chairs available in separate units.
The ABS shells show localized scratches, scuffs and small areas of surface loss, particularly along the lower edges and undersides. One chair has two small drilled holes in the lower side of the shell, while the chrome-plated frames show surface scratches, localized finish wear and minor oxidation, particularly around the joints. The chairs remain structurally intact, with the original shells, frames and protective feet preserved, and they stack properly.
Professionally cleaned. Labeled.
Width: 57 cm / 22.4 inches
Depth: 56.5 cm / 22.2 inches
Height: 74 cm / 29.1 inches
Seat Height: 49.5 cm / 19.5 inches
Weight: 5.75 kg / 12.7 lbs
Dimensions are indicated per piece.
Sold as a pair.
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Item shipped from Croatia
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