An exceptional and globally recognized set of four "Cesca" cantilever chairs (originally designated as model B32), designed by the Bauhaus master Marcel Breuer in 1928. This set stands as one of the most influential and enduring milestones of 20th-century modernist design, celebrated for its revolutionary structural physics and material synthesis. The chairs utilize a continuous, programmatic framework made of bent tubular steel with a polished chrome-plated finish, which supports the seat without the need for rear legs. Suspended within this industrial skeleton are the seat and backrest frames, crafted from solid lacquered wood with curved profiles. Each wooden frame houses a pristine panel of machine-woven natural cane (paglia di Vienna), providing lightweight structural elasticity, ventilation, and a warm organic counterpoint to the minimalist metal base. A timeless, museum-quality set essential for high-end modernist, mid-century, or contemporary curatorial interiors.

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