Designer Gilbert Rohde (1894-1944) was born and raised in New York, the son of a cabinetmaker. Inspired by a trip to the Paris Exhibition in 1925, Rohde began designing furniture and his early work was sold at Lord & Taylor. An exuberant modernist, his pieces gleaned simplicity and rationalism from Bauhaus design and a sense of form and ornamentation from Art Deco. He worked predominantly in Bakelite and chrome, the materials that made up the visual vocabulary of the period.
Description
During the Great Depression, Gilbert Rhode introduced his 1930 "Z Stool".
A pair of Gilbert Rohde Z-stools manufactured by Troy Sunshade Cantilevered tubular chrome frame with upholstered seats
Packaging depends on the size $7-14 per box. Delivery charge by Greyhound from warehouse to their terminal is $14. Add the above to your calculated shipping do not forget to add insurance $1-$3.
