Is your Wassily chair an Original ?

[@davidguess5900]

Enjoyed the quick history lesson! Thank you.

[@bjoernaltmann4844]

The caps and the silver bolts are a sign of a copy. When buying it from Knoll, you can be sure it looks like the designer intended it. He was still alive when Knoll put it into production. Before Knoll it was produced by Gavina and before that by Thonet.

[@bravovonmuller3149]

Thank you

[@10000000peso]

What would be a fair price for 2 of these (made by Davina) 1960;s in good condition?

[@sbandiudesign]

800-1000 euro cd@@10000000peso

[@francosierra47]

I have to make it go through a narrow side. Can be disassembled???

[@j3ffn4v4rr0]

Do you know what year Knoll stopped doing the welded tube ends and started using caps instead?

[@consueloyanes3856]

Cuando seria el precio de esta Willa

[@KevinGillan]

This is a knock-off, not the real deal.

[@bravovonmuller3149]

I think I mentioned that ?

[@boostermcblast2197]

So, Knoll chairs are not "original" for you? You don't even tell what you call an "original".

[@MonsieurCorbusier]

He made it pretty clear

[@DanielMartinez-rv6su]

You’re dumb