A nostalgic trip back to the 1950s/60s schoolroom with these classic kids' chairs, with tubular steel frames and formed plywood seats. We love the remnants of original red paintwork on the frame, chipped and worn by 50 years of use.
These sturdy vintage stacking school chairs have beechwood frames with plywood seats. They have stood the test of time thanks to the ingenious steel brackets that tie the frame together. Built to last, they have served years of impatient bottoms!
We couldn't resist these gorgeous, painted Ercol stacking chairs. These are the smallest size of all our stacking chairs. Made of elm and beech, these chairs were designed by Lucien R Ercolani in 1957. Perhaps they were painted for a nursery; lemon for girls, green for boys? They are so cute, and look great in our showroom stacked in alternate colours.
Have a look at all the other chairs we currently have in stock, for bottoms big and small...
Beware: the bugs are coming....
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