Pair of armchair created  for Steiner  , an important innovative company  during the  1930's to the 1970's , this pair is from the 1950's . Since the 1950s, Steiner  has been recruiting designers who will make the company successful for the next  20 years. In addition, the Plastic Research Workshop (A.R.P.) is created to  remain at the forefront of innovation against the very active American designers  like Charles Eames or Eero Saarineen. Among these designers, we find Pierre Guariche, engaged in 1951, to whom we owe,  among others, the molded Vampire armchair (1951), the Tonneau chair (1953) or  the .Corb armchair (1956),this armchair set looks like the model FS 142 with the  metal coil armature typical of this production , it has been attributed to  Guariche.
Size H. 38 x  W.24.4 x D.24 , seat including cushion 15 , ebonized wood with vintage  French linen upholstery newly done. Good antique condition with  some normal use.