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104 - QUITTNER Joseph Leopold (attributed to) PEL, PRACTICAL EQUIPMENT LTD (Published by)
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QUITTNER Joseph Leopold (attributed to) PEL, PRACTICAL EQUIPMENT LTD (Published by) “RP7” model stackable armchair, known as the “Nesting Armchair,” with a bent chrome-plated steel tube frame, an inverted “U”-shaped backrest, and armrests formed as a single piece with the glide-style base. Backrest and seat covered in blue canvas. Bears the manufacturer’s mark “PEL – Pat. No. 344159.” Circa 1932 Height: 83.5 cm – Width: 60 cm – Depth: 62.5 cm - History: Attribution to Joseph and Leopold Quittner is cited in *Architectural Review*, July 1932, p. 65. The model is covered by patent No. 344159 filed by Bruno Pollak. - Bibliography: Dennis Sharp, Tim Benton, and Barbie Campbell Cole, *Pel and Tubular Steel Furniture of the Thirties*, London, The Architectural Association, 1977; model reproduced on pp. 31 and 34.
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