GEORGE NAKASHIMA Five walnut "Mira" chairs and a Ca

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905 - 1990) NAKASHIMA STUDIO Five Mira chairs (set of three plus two), New Hope, PA, 1958/63 Cherry Unmarked 27" x 19 1/2" x 18" Provenance: Copies of original order cards

Set of eight three-legged walnut Mira chairs by George Nakashima. Underside of one with faint client name.

George Nakashima (American, 1905-1990)Set of Five Mira Chairs, 1958American black w

George Nakashima Origins' lounge chair, ca. 1957 American black walnut, fabric. Manufactured by Widdicomb, USA. Seat with manufacturer's fabric label. 33.25" H x 25.5" W x 29.5" D

George Nakashima Mira chairs, set of six Nakashima StudioUSA, 1978American black walnut 27 h × 19.5 w × 17.5 d in (69 × 50 × 44 cm) Signed to underside of four ch

George Nakashima (1905-1990) Pair of "Mira" Chairs, New Hope, Pennsylvania, circa 1960 American black walnut.H: 26 1/2, W: 17 1/4, D: 16 1/2 in. PROVENANCE:Acquired directly from the artistThence by d

Walnut, curved crest, spindle back, splayed legs with stretchers. Hand-crafted at Nakashima Studios, New Hope, PA and marked on underside for "Sommer 24". 33"h x 19.25"w x 18.5"d, seat height of 24" *

George Nakashima, "Mira" high chair, c. 1960s, American, black walnut, pen signed "Wunderman" to underside, 33"h x 17"w x 15"d, 25"h (to seat) Provenance: The Collection of Lester Wunderman, NY

GEORGE NAKASHIMASet of six 'Origins' dining chairs, model no. 206, ca. 1959Walnut, fabric. Manufactured by Widdicomb, USA. Armchair: 38.5" H x 25" W x 25" DSeat height: 18"

George Nakashima; Mira Nakashima, 'Conoid chair', 1988, H. 90 x 50.5 x 55.5 cm. Made by Nakashima Studios, New Hope, PA, in 2013. Walnut, maple wood. Marked: Nakashima, 9.10.13, WINTERBERG (handwritte

George Nakashima; Mira Nakashima, 'Conoid chair', 1988, H. 90 x 50.5 x 55.5 cm. Made by Nakashima Studios, New Hope, PA, 2014. Walnut, maple, walnut butterfly joint. Marked: Mira Nakashima, Jan. 8. 20

George Nakashima 'Straight' chair, model no. N19, ca. 1950 Walnut. Manufactured by Knoll Studios, USA. 29.25" H x 23" W x 20" D Seat height: 16"

In the style of GEORGES DE FEURE (1868-1943) Five-piece salon suite circa 1900 comprising a sofa, two armchairs and two side chairs. Walnut and gilt wood. It is rare to find a complete set of period A

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905 - 1990);NAKASHIMA STUDIOS;Set of six Grass Seated Chairs, New Hope, PA, 1957; Walnut, cord; Unmarked; 27 1/2" x 23" x 20";Provenance: Letter of authentication from Mira Nakashim

Mira Nakashima (American, b. 1942) Pair of Special Single-Board Seat "Conoid Host" Chairs, George Nakashima Woodworker, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 2007 American black walnut, hickory, laurelEach chair wi

George Nakashima Grass-Seated chair Nakashima StudioUSAAmerican black walnut, sea grass cord 27.5 h x 22.5 w x 18 d in (70 x 57 x 46 cm) Sold with a letter of authenticity from Mira Naka

Pr GEORGE NAKASHIMA "Mira" Chairs. Triangular Seats with Spindle Backs. Three tapered legs. No marks. Original owner-- Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 19 inches: D: 15 inches ---

Four mid-century modern black walnut captain's chairs, by George Nakashima (American, 1904-1990). Each inscribed "Confino" underneath. Companions to Lot 367. [29 x 40 (dia) inches]. All in good condit

George Katsutoshi Nakashima, American (1905-1990). Pair of walnut Nakashima arm chairs, same style as prize winning chair in 1954 Belgium World's Fair. Included is an order record from 1960 for Neil F

Circa 1960"s. Approx. 28 1/4" high, 24 1/4" wide, 20 1/4" deep. ( 4229 ).

Set of Two 28 in Height 24.25 in Arm Width Seat Width 19.5 in Seat Height 17 in Seat Depth 17.5 in

A 1960's George Nakashima lounge chair having American black walnut frame and navy blue upholstered cushions. All original parts included.

Comes with an ottoman. Great design with a few breaks in the underside of the twine on the chair. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 26 - 3/4" T.

Nakashima, George (American 1905-1990) , Two Grass Seat chairs, each with three pairs of spindles to back, on tapering dowel legs, Provenance: acquired from George Nakashima in 1960's, 27 1/2" x 22 3/