Charles Eames Zenith Armshell on Bullet Base.

Early Zenith rope edge fiberglass armshell chair on rare bullet base by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, 1952. 30" H x 25" W x 25" D.

Early DAT-1 reclining fiberglass Arm Shell chair on a swivel bullet base by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s. 31" H x 25" W x 23" D.

Description - Charles Eames for Herman Miller/Zenith Plastics early rope edge fiberglass arm shell chair with original iron X base. Dimensions - 27" x 25" x 24"

Early rope-edge fiberglass arm shell chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, ca. 1952.

Charles & Ray Eames Armshell chair with 'Eiffel Tower' base, 1970s Fiberglass, painted steel. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Underside moulded with manufacturer's logo. Dimensions: 31" H 25" W 25

Charles & Ray Eames Armshell chair on 'Wall Saver' base, 1970s Fiberglass, steel, rubber. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Underside molded with manufacturer's mark. 31.5" H x 25" W x 21" D

Charles & Ray Eames Blue armshell chair on H base, 1960s Fiberglass, metal. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Underside with moulded manufacturer's logo and paper label. Dimensions: 29.5" H 24.75" W

Charles & Ray Eames 'DAR' armshell chair on Eiffel Tower base, 1958 Fiberglass, zinc plated steel, rubber. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Underside with molded manufacturer's mark and metal round

Upholstered fiberglass arm shell chair on reproduction Eiffel Tower Base, 1970s. 32" H x 25" W x 20" D.

Early RAR rope edge Zenith fiberglass armshell rocker by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s.

Charles Eames for Zenith Plastics Chair. 1950's 2nd Edition. Excellent PAW design appearing all original with wood base. Dimensions: 28” x 25” 27”

Charles & Ray Eames Pair of arm shell chairs with Venice production X bases, 1950s Lacquered fiberglass, steel. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Each: 31.5" H x 25" W x 24" D Seat height: 18"

Pair of fiberglass arm shell chairs on painted metal X bases by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, 1960s. Underside with molded maker's mark and paper label.

Quantity: 1 Modernica Case Study White Fiberglass Arm Shell Chair with Chrome Eiffel Base c. 1990s. Executed in moulded white fiberglas and chromed metal. Designed in 1948 by Ray & Charles Eames and c

Early CHARLES EAMES Fiberglass Shell Rocker. Rope Edge. Zenith Label. HERMAN MILLER Rocking Chair. Metal Eiffel Tower base with wood rockers. HM Label. Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 25 inches: D: 25 in

Pr CHARLES EAMES Fiberglass Shell Lounge Chair. HERMAN MILLER. Cream color arm shell on black metal Eiffel Tower leg base. Marked -- Dimensions: H: 30.5 inches: W: 24 inches: D: 23 inches ---

Gray fiberglass arm shell chair on "cat's cradle" base by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s. Underside with molded manufacturer's mark and paper label.

CHARLES + RAY EAMES'DAX-1' armchair with lounge base, 1950sFiberglass, zinc-coated steel. Manufactured by Zenith Plastics for Herman Miller, USA.25.25" H x 24.74" W x 24" DSeat

Arm Shell, Herman Miller, USA, 1951. Early iron "X" base, shell has rope edge and large shock mounts. Plastic, rubber, enameled steel. 25w X 23d X 30 1/2h.

Early Charles Eames Zenith rope edge shell chair, having a shaped seat, executed in pistachio fiberglass, underside with Zenith label, and rising on tubular legs, 31"h x 25"w

Charles Eames Zenith Edition Armchair model DAX. Draft 1950/51. Early version with rope edge / surrounding cord in the edge. Yellow fiberglass, galvanized metal. 80 x 63 x 59cm. Shell marked with 'Che

Charles & Ray Eames Pair of seal brown armshell chairs, 1960s Fiberglass, metal. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. Each with embossed manufacturer's mark to underside. Dimensions: 29.5" H 24.75" W 2

1940's Charles and Ray Eames Rocker chair. Very good early example. 1950's 2nd. Issue. As seen in photograph preview.Dimensions: 28” x 25” x 27”

A Herman Miller wire base low accent table or magazine stand. Designed circa 1950 by Charles Eames. Top constructed on molded and built up plywood. Surmounting wire metal caged legs. Original manufact