Artemide - Vico Magistretti - Chair (6) - Selene - Plastic

Set of 6 Selene Chairs – Design Vico Magistretti – Manufactured by Artemide (Project 1966 / Production 1969) in Original Green Plastic We present at auction an extraordinary and rare set of six "Selene" chairs, one of the milestones in the history of Italian design and plastics technology, designed by Vico Magistretti (project 1966) and produced by Artemide starting in 1969. Finding today a lot so numerous, perfectly preserved in its vivid original green color, represents a highly interesting opportunity for collectors and interior designers. Strengths and Rare Details Rarity of the Lot and Color: A complete set of 6 pieces in this specific and sought-after shade of green — vivid, bright and never undertoned — is a market combination difficult to source. Technological Innovation: Made in a single molding, the Selene is a milestone of mid-20th-century industrial furniture. "S" Geometry: The distinctive bend of the leg provides exceptional structural rigidity to a sheet only 3 mm thick, defining a fluid and timeless silhouette. Selected Provenance: Exemplars coming from the conference room of a hotel facility, where they were used very little and kept away from heavy wear. Lot Condition: Excellent Original Conservational State - Material and Finish: Era-printed plastic/resin perfectly preserved in the original green color, bright and free of subsequent treatments or varnishes. - Structure and Surfaces: Solid, robust, and perfectly stable frames, without damage, cracks, or breaks, with only minimal and physiological signs of aging consistent with the piece’s originality. - Detail Integrity: Each of the six chairs is complete with all its original black rubber feet at the base. Dimensions Height: 75 cm Width: 47 cm Depth: 51 cm Seat height: 43 cm The Designer and the Manufacture Vico Magistretti (1920-2006): Milanese architect and designer, among the founding fathers of Made in Italy. His work consistently focused on simplicity of form and constructive intelligence. The Selene chair earned him the Gold Medal at the Wiener Möbel-Salons International in Vienna in 1970 and is today included in the MoMA New York permanent collection. Artemide: Founded in 1960 by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza, Artemide has marked the history of Italian avant-garde design, promoting experimentation with new synthetic materials and turning plastic molding into true industrial art. Shipping and Insurance Our company ORVETT includes shipping insurance in all shipping rates to any destination. For overseas shipments, we will prepare a personalized quote after the auction concludes based on the final address.

Schätzpreis:€1,400

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