Four Mid-Century stacking armchairs in the style of Fritz Hansen's institutional seating line. Each chair features a single pressed and bent teak veneer shell with an organic, waisted profile — broader at the back and tapering toward the seat — mounted on a brown enameled tubular metal frame. Short paddle-style armrests in a dark finish attach at the upper frame. The stacking design allows the chairs to nest efficiently, and the set demonstrates that function clearly. Armrest height is 27.75 inches.The design draws from the Scandinavian institutional furniture tradition of the 1960s and 1970s, when bentwood shell chairs on tubular frames were widely produced for auditoriums, schools, and civic spaces across Northern Europe. Fritz Hansen popularized this typology with its Series 7 and related institutional lines, and numerous manufacturers produced variations. These chairs were originally used in a Dutch church, placing them within that broader contract furniture tradition.The set shows wear consistent with age and institutional use, including surface scuffing and some darkening on the shells. Overall condition is solid and structurally sound. Chairs with armrests listed separately (LU922441453642). Chairs are in good original condition with age appropriate wear and have a lead time of 10 days.