According to the Bauhaus in Dessau, the armchairs are probably a modification/reworking of the Anton Lorenz/ Marcel Breuer chair principle and were created as a factory model in the 1930s. The Lorenz / Breuer model was produced by Thonet from 1930 under the abbreviation B 34. The plywood of the very comfortable, extra-wide seat was not restored, the chrome-plated tubular steel frame was also left in its original condition with traces of use such as light flash rust, only the armrests were slightly polished over. As a result, these very rare tubular steel armchairs have lost none of their original charm and retain their museum quality. The armchairs are of very solid quality and very comfortable. Extra-wide seat, curved backrest. The actual wooden seat is 46 cm wide and 45 cm deep.