1950s Herman Miller Eames DKX Steel Wire Dining Chair in White with Black Base Lighting Twelve stools are available

Twelve stools are available

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we can gladly strip and refinish the top for a modest extra charge

1950s Herman Miller Eames DKX Steel Wire Dining Chair in White with Black Base Lighting Twelve stools are availableThis is a DKX chair, originally designed by Ray and Chalres Eames in 1951. This particular example was produced by Herman Miller in the USA in the 1950s. The chair is comprised of a steel wire seat in white atop a black steel X base. DKX is an acronym for Dining Height K Wire Chair on X Base. The chair measures 21 inches deep, 19 inches wide, and 32. 375 inches high with a seat height of 19 inches. Overall, it is in very good to excellent condition