Pair of "transat" armchairs, original model created circa 1926, in black lacquered wood with reclining backrests and detached armrests forming a front base with square-section legs ending in small chromed metal feet. Rear base with double legs connected by a stretcher. Backrest and seat upholstered in quilted gray leather. manufacturer's stamps on the upholstery. h. 77 - w. 58 - d. 108 cm (h. 30 1/4 - w. 22 7/8 - d. 42 1/2 in.) between 1926 and 1928, eileen gray collaborated with jean badovici on an architectural masterpiece: villa e-1027 in roquebrune-cap-martin. For this project, she designed all the furniture, including the iconic transat chair, created around 1927. Its name refers to the abbreviation of "transatlantic," evoking the deck chairs on ocean liners. bibliography: - françois baudot, les assises du siècle, éditions du may, paris, 1990, similar model reproduced on p. 27. This piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution