Frank Gehry - Cardboard Chair

Description - A cardboard chair by Frank Gehry, stamped New City Editions, Venice, California, on bottom. Dimensions - 34" x 20" x 22"

Frank Gehry Style Set of six dining chairs, ca, 1970s Corrugated cardboard, masonite. Each: 39.5" H x 15" W x 20" D

Frank O. Gehry Vitra Laminated Cardboard Wiggle Chair. This unique chair was designed by Frank O. Gehry (Canadian-American, 1929) and is marked "Vitra 1999" on the underside. The chair is made of corr

"Easy Edges". 32 5/8" high, 16 1/2" wide, 20" deep; seat height approx. 17 1/8" high. Light use wear, staining to sides. Estate of Adolph S. Cavallo.

Pair of 'Easy Edge' Frank Gehry Dining Chairs, Cardboard & Wood, 1 of 3. Linear minimalist siding outlines these postmodern chairs made of compact corrugated cardboard. These are designed by Frank Geh

Pair of 'Easy Edge' Frank Gehry Dining Chairs, Cardboard & Wood, 3 of 3. Linear minimalist siding outlines these postmodern chairs made of compact corrugated cardboard. These are designed by Frank Geh

Pair of 'Easy Edge' Frank Gehry Dining Chairs, Cardboard & Wood, 2 of 3. Linear minimalist siding outlines these postmodern chairs made of compact corrugated cardboard. These are designed by Frank Geh

A corrugated cardboard 'Wiggle' chair by Frank Gehry. Lacking original label. 34 x 14.5 x 21 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

This lot is comprised of a Mid-Century Romanian walnut bar cart, a black (faux?) leather hoop chair, a Frank Gehry style cardboard lamp, and a teak & brass pole lamp. Both lamps are working. All piece

Frank Gehry Wiggle' chair, 1970s Corrugated cardboard, masonite. Manufactured by Easy Edges, USA. 33" H x 16" W x 24" D

Frank Gehry Easy Edges chairs and ottomans, pair Easy Edges, Inc.Canada/USA, 1972laminated cardboard, masonite chair: 29.25 h × 23.25 w × 39 d in (74 × 59 × 99 cm) ot

Rare experimental corrugated cardboard dining chair from the "Easy Edges" series, designed by Frank Gehry for Vitra, c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 32.5" x W 13.5" x D 22" x SH 17.25" Condition: Some re-glu

Cardboard and lacquered masonite Wiggle chair by Frank Gehry for Vitra, Germany, designed 1972. Property from the Collection of the Museum of California Design.

Frank Gehry Pair of 'Easy Edges' lounge chairs, ca. 1972 Corrugated cardboard, masonite. Manufactured by Easy Edges Inc., USA / Canada. Each: 29.25" H x 23.25" W x 38" D

A 'Beaver' chair by Frank Gehry for Vitra in dyed corrugated cardboard. 27 x 34 x 44. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Frank Gehry Easy Edges rocking chair, designed 1973, contemporary manufacture, cardboard and Masonite, 40 by 22.5 by 23.5 inches.

PAIR OF FRANK OWEN GEHRY MINIATURE CHAIRS FOR VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM1972Cardboard and fiberboard “Wiggle Side Chair” and “Side Chair”. Both with original crate and brochure.Height

Frank Gehry (American, b. 1929) Wiggle Chair Vitra, Switzerland/Germany compressed corrugated cardboard applied manufacturer's label to underside H 33 3/4 x W 13 3/4 x D 24 inches Property from the Co

Frank Gehry (b. 1929) for Easy Edges Inc. Easy Edges dining chairs, pair USA, circa 1973 corrugated cardboard, masonite unmarked 16 1/4"w x 22"d x 32 1/2"h

Frank Gehry, Canadian-born/American (Born 1929). 'Wiggle Side Chair', part of the Easy Edge Series, 1972, with a fluid ribbonlike shape. It has a sturdy structure and is made of cardboard layers with

Frank Gehry, Pre-Production "Easy Edges" Chair USA, designed 1970-2, the present lot circa 1970-2 Laminated corrugated cardboard The present lot a pre-production sample Unmarked H: 32 ¼, W: 13 &#

Pair of chairs custom made by Frank Gehry for R23 restaurant in Los Angeles. These are two of only a handfull produced for seating specific to the sushi bar. Cardboard with plywood base. 16" W x 22" D

Frank O. Gehry Vitra Lounge chair, model Little Beaver + ottoman. Designed in 1987. Corrugated cardboard. Armchair: 82 x 86 x 102 cm. Stool: 45 x 50 x 60 cm. This model comes from the Experimental Edg

Frank O. Gehry for Vitra laminated "Wiggle" chair, Circa 1992, designed in 1972, laminate cardboard, 31.5"h x 13"w x 24"d