1950s George Nelson for Herman Miller Coconut Lounge Chair with Black Fabric _Exclude The stainless steel frame is

The stainless steel frame is in terrific shape and seat shows only minimal wear (see photos)

The chair is comprised of an aluminum base with a seat upholstered in grey leather

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produced by Walter Knoll in Germany (The company owned by Hans Knoll of Knoll International's family)

1950s George Nelson for Herman Miller Coconut Lounge Chair with Black Fabric _Exclude The stainless steel frame isThis is a Coconut Lounge Chair, initially designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller in 1955. This is an early example, dating to the 1950s. The design features a molded, reinforced plastic shell, and this particular chair has an upholstered black fabric seat. The shell sits atop a triangular chromed steel frame. Nelson's decision to name this model the Coconut Chair stemmed from his feeling that the shape resembled a slice of coconut. The chair