Tulip Chairs by Knoll

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14/09/2010 2:59 am

I picked up a pair of Tulip Chairs, I believe by knoll, and art metal (based on the knoll label, and knoll tag on the upholstery. These are fully upholstered, in a red and green tweed like fabric, they have what appears to be a cream colored base and shell?? which seamed odd to me.

Anybody have any clue of value of these? Not that I am planning on selling them anytime soon....

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14/09/2010 3:22 am

More info needed
Post pics, check eBay, 1stDibs, Wright. What do the tags say? Knoll Associates or International? Park or Madison Avenue? This will help narrow down the age.

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14/09/2010 3:27 am

Park Avenue Address
They are Park Avenue Address, (cast aluminum base, so I am guessing newer..... dont know) and they have a stamp of BR50 on the bottom

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14/09/2010 3:37 am

Not a valuation service
Unfortunately this is not a valuation service and is stated in the terms of use, so I can not comment $$$. However. I have given you some hints based on some specific details on the tags and where to look 🙂

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14/09/2010 3:58 am

Thanks
I picked them up for under 300 for the pair so I think I did well.... based on what i found so far
I am trying to figure out the age.... you mentioned Knoll Associates, vs Inter. its Associates ....
The Corp address is in PA now...

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14/09/2010 7:29 am

Knoll International
was Knoll Associates prior to 1969, and were located on Park Avenue up until about 1980. So your chairs date to the 1960's.
And the price you paid was in the ballpark I was thinking, but for each. Great find!

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15/09/2010 6:20 pm

Thanks
I was thinking they were from the 60's. And when they told me the price was for both I couldn't not get them.
I cant seem to figure out how to upload the photos....
Thanks again!

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