Bruno Rey ‘Bull Horn’ Chairs for Kusch & Co diner chair functional design embodies the era's

functional design embodies the era's Space Age aesthetic

Mid-Century Modern stackable dining chairs or visitor chairs in beechwood and green stained plywood

Produced by Cassina in Italy in the mid-to-late 20th century

One of the black elements connecting the seats has a chip

Blackened steel frame forms two continuous arched side supports intersecting with straight horizontal and vertical members

Bruno Rey ‘Bull Horn’ Chairs for Kusch & Co diner chair functional design embodies the era'sOne of three Bruno Rey 'Bull Horn' stackable chairs designed for Kusch & Co, produced in Germany in the 1990s. The model is part of Rey's postwar seating designs that became widely used in public and domestic interiors for their structural clarity and stackable construction. Stained beechwood frame with the characteristic curved "bull horn" backrest forming a continuous semicircular crest rail, joined to a central vertical support. The round