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They stand for fowl and other animals that are sacrificed during rituals honoring royal ancestors
Dimensions 75cm wide
Extended 201cm long
Brass And glass small low side table rounded edges doubled level
Brno tubular armchair by Mies Van Der Rohe for Knoll. 1970's stool They stand for fowl andA design icon Designed by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe in 1930 this Knoll armchair has a frame made from tubular polished chrome. Ingeniously, there are no visible connections between the seat and the frame as the seat element cantilevers over the base. The seat itself is hardwood which is cushioned with variable density foam. A 'corset like' Dymetrol seat suspension also enhances comfort. Designed in 1929. The Knoll Studio logo and signature of Ludwig
