The last thing that made you say WTF? Part II  

wtf.
Yes, those are leg holes cut in the seat.

*spanky*
I think we've seen that one before and determined it's a Photoshop job.

Sorry for all the edits...
Somehow I ended up with duplicate posts, then I had to resize the pics...bleh.
Anyway, has this one been posted? I don't remember seeing it. And now I wish I hadn't seen it.

I dunno...
I wish you were right, but it's real.

Oh wow.
I'm flabbergasted.
It looks like there are no leg holes in the DWR photo? They also appear to be two different chairs, looking at the glides. I would like to see photos of the chair alone, from different angles.
The placement of the putative leg holes does not leave much space for posterior support. And the leg holes themselves would appear to be rather small (not enough room to fit ones feet through?)
Regardless, this thing is really messing with my head. So I will concede at the very least, WTF.

3 photos of same chair.
One of Hume's bespoke numbers?
I must admit, though, it is funny in a way. Especially "The source for fully licensed classics." part.

Okay
The first three photos that spanky posted appear to be the same chair, but there are no leg holes in the DWR photo. Perhaps the owner acquired the chair and added the holes.
The last photo is a different (newer) chair. Hard to tell if it's the same kid or not (similar clothes and hair).

Not Hume
It's by some guy named Tim Peet who is part of a group called Eames Hack (link below).
It doesn't look like you could whip the kid out of there very quickly, like if he was choking. And it doesn't look comfortable at all. A lot of things like that are considered when designing real high chairs, though admittedly most of the time the end result is ugly.
The tray on that thing is also not at table height, which means it's not very useful if you dine at the same time as your kid.
Different glides---they may have made more than one model.
http://eameshack.blogspot.com/

Thanks spanky
For the link. Now I do see the leg holes on the older chair. Again, I wonder how a kid can easily fit their legs through them. They look like stocks.
Surprised I missed seeing this in person, since it was apparently displayed at DWR Philadelphia.

Two models
The spaghetti one has a different tray, and the wood grain on the seat is different.
How many more are there?! I do not want to know...

Smirk...
"The project is not a critique of the Eames, but rather a fulfillment of their original ideals."

What a cute child!
Isn't that one of pegboard's kids?
Spaghetti, single malt, and love to all!

interesting
choice of fabric

What
a travesty!!

The original
thread with the high chair is attached, wherein Jeremiah confessed (and was proud!) of his rubberized Bertoia.
http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...