Set of 4 vintage 404 chairs by David Rownland for Howe

1964, United States This stacking chair can be found in the museum for modern art in New York (MOMA) and in St’ Paul Cathedral in London. This chair has the potential to go down in history as one of the most important design inventions of the 20th century 4 metal 404 industrial wire steel stacking chairs, designed by David Rowland in 1964. Produced by Seid International. The type is called 404 because you can stack 40 chairs up to a height of 4 feet. This chair was the first compact stacking chair ever and is widely regarded as the gold standard for stacking chairs. Because of its unprecedented stackable possibilities, but also for its seating comfort, durability, timelessness and elegance. Critics often refer to the chair for its unparalleled industrial sophistication and production method. Dimensions: Height: 77.47 cm Width: 49.53 cm Depth: 44.45 cm Seat height: 45.72 cm kg: 26 Condition: For the age of these chairs they are still more than 40 years old, they are still in good condition. There are traces of use,some colour indifferences. Nothing distressfull.