A chest of drawers. attributed to George Nelson & Associates / USA, circa 1950/1960, Modell 5211 für Herman Miller - photo 1

A chest of drawers. attributed to George Nelson & Associates / USA, circa 1950/1960, Modell 5211 für Herman Miller

Lot 37
02.07.2025 14:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1450735
Lot 37 | A chest of drawers. attributed to George Nelson & Associates / USA, circa 1950/1960, Modell 5211 für Herman Miller
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 2 000
Walnut, stained ash, enameled aluminium, lacquered wood, porcelain. Total height 81 cm, foot stand 54.3 cm, body 26.7 x width 51.5 x depth 33 cm.

Die zierliche Vintage-Kommode auf hohem Fuß trägt einen kastenförmigen Aufsatz bestehend aus einer Tür mit vier schmalen Schubläden, in der Literatur wird sie auch als Schmuckkabinett bezeichnet.

George Nelson (Hartford, Connecticut 1908-1986 New York) zählt zu den wichtigsten Persönlichkeiten im amerikanischen Design. Als Architekt, Designer, Ausstellungsgestalter und Publizist prägte er den Design- und Architekturdiskurs über Jahrzehnte. Nach 1945 bis 1972 war er als Designdirektor bei Herman Miller tätig und wurde zu einer Schlüsselfigur des amerikanischen Designs: Er entwarf Möbel für den Wohn- und Bürobereich und holte Charles & Ray Eames, Isamu Noguchi und Alexander Girard zu Herman Miller. Daneben betrieb Nelson seit 1947 sein eigenes Gestaltungsbüro «George Nelson Associates Inc.». 1957 schloss Vitra-Gründer Willi Fehlbaum seinen ersten Lizenzvertrag mit Herman Miller zur Möbelproduktion in Europa ab.
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