Herman Miller Eames shell chair, eiffel base
Sat at a home office desk in a Mesa Verde house for close to fifteen years.
Bentwood desk chair, cane seat
c. 1970s
$95
new around $210
Sat at a rolltop desk in a Montecito study for years of correspondence.
A bentwood desk chair with a woven cane seat and curved backrest. Light enough to carry with one hand, sturdy enough for daily desk use. Pairs well with the matching dining chairs in the shop.
Nothing is charged now. We confirm the reservation by email within one business day.
The cane seat has a small area of looser weave near the front edge that has not given way; frame is tight with no creaking.
- Materials
- Steam-bent beechwood, woven cane
- Dimensions
- H 33" x W 17" x D 18"
- Year
- c. 1970s
- Lot number
- 072
- Category
- Seating
- Added
- July 3, 2026
Pickup at the shop
Collect it at 7 W Figueroa St in Santa Barbara during shop hours.
Ships across the US
Packed by hand and shipped anywhere in the country.
One of one
There is only one of this piece. It sells once, then it is gone.
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