Egon eiermann's se 42 chair is one of the iconic designs of german post-war modernism and exemplifies the functional clarity and constructive honesty of bauhaus-inspired design. Designed in 1949, it impresses with its balanced proportions, slightly forward-tilting seat, and characteristically curved backrest, which combines ergonomic comfort with a minimalist, timeless design language. Made of molded plywood combined with solid beechwood and elastic rubber elements, the chair displays a warm yellowish-brown to brown wood tone with a visibly vibrant grain. The construction appears light and precise, yet remains stable and practical for everyday use – a typical characteristic of eiermann's early designs for wilde & spieth. dimensions: seat: l46 x w39 x h73 cm legs: l54 x w50 x h73 cm seat height: approx. 42 cm at the back, approx. 45 cm at the front 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