A 1950s Ray Komai chair in solid iron and new white boucle manufactured by J.G. Furniture Company in Brooklyn, New York in 1949. Exhibited in the US Pavilion in the 1951 Milan Triennale). This chair draws similarities to Don (Donald) Knorr’s chair as well as a nod to Pierre Guariche. Great American design in an uncommon form. This chair would compliment pieces made by Gio Ponti, Edward Wormley, Vladimir Kagan, Robsjohn Gibbings, Harvey Probber and others. Marked. Dimensions: 19.25”w 21.75”d x 30.25”h x 17.75” sh Condition: New foam and upholstery. Iron legs with very good original finish. Shipping: This item will ship postal in two pieces. and will require assembly. (3 wood screws)