A significant set consisting of ten Cesca B32 chairs, an iconic design created in 1928 by Marcel Breuer and considered one of the most significant expressions of 20th-century rationalist design.

Original copies produced by Gavina, a historic Italian manufacturer that, since the 1960s, has played a central role in introducing the great masters of the modernist movement to Europe. The chairs feature the famous cantilever structure made of chrome-plated tubular steel, a technical innovation that eliminates the rear legs, creating an effect of suspension and structural lightness.

The seat and backrest are made of bentwood with an insert of woven Vienna straw, a combination that perfectly blends industrial design, formal elegance, and traditional craftsmanship.

The set is an important testament to the historical production of Gavina, a company of fundamental importance in the history of postwar Italian design and closely linked to the spread of the Bauhaus across Europe.

Iconic pieces of great collectible value, ideal for modernist spaces, interior design projects, or collections dedicated to 20th-century design.