1970-1980s production.

The 4875 chair, designed by Italian architect Carlo Bartoli (Milan, 1931), features removable legs for compact storage and is made from rugged, scratch-resistant polypropylene, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Bartoli, known for numerous acclaimed designs, has work included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Milan Triennale Design Museum. He was also awarded the prestigious ADI Compasso d'Oro for Lifetime Achievement.

17" W  |  16 1/2" D  |  28" H  |  17" Seat Height

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The piece is in great original condition, OR has undergone a limited restoration to some or a few components, including oiling, polishing and reupholstering (if applicable), and more. Piece is in great vintage shape with few to little imperfections, including but not limited to, marks, chips or visual discrepancies smaller than 1”.

Marks appropriate with age and wear are present due to glossy surface.

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The piece retains its original label, logo or stamp from it’s production, manufacturing company or designer.

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