Large Stock Stackable Pagholz Galvanitas S22 Compas Dining room Chairs, The Netherlands 1960s These are a set of large industrial stacking chairs from the 1960s made by Galvanitas in the Netherlands. They have a beautiful patinated two-toned black/brown coloring with a black frame. The seat and back shells are dark brown, with a stunning flamed motive and wood grain structure. The chairs are easy to stack, creating a fixed row of seats. They have a compass base and an assembly system between them. The seats and backs are made of pagholz pagwood, a resin injection technique that gives wood the desired shape, strength, and flexibility. These chairs are perfect for various settings, including dining rooms, kitchens, offices, bedrooms, living rooms, waiting rooms, coworking spaces, meeting rooms, bars, restaurants, cafes, lounges, schools, etc. They are in good general condition, with some minor signs of use. We have more than 300 chairs in stock, making them an excellent choice for large public spaces like auditoriums, libraries, or restaurants. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution