‘4875’ Dining Chairs by Carlo Bartoli for Kartell zanotta Their nesting function allows for

Their nesting function allows for added versatility and saves space

The tabletop rests on two drawer cabinets (one with a single larger drawer and one with three smaller ones) which are decorated with lovely handlebar details

chromed tubular steel frame

ambient glow when lit

Gray moulded plastic seats sit on a chrome frame that allows for easy stacking for storage

‘4875’ Dining Chairs by Carlo Bartoli for Kartell zanotta Their nesting function allows forDesigned by Carlo Bartoli in 1974, the Model 4875 dining chair for Kartell is a hallmark of Italian postmodern design. The chair is made entirely of moulded ABS plastic, showcasing Kartell's innovation in furniture production during the 1970s. Its seamless form, rounded legs, and contoured backrest give it both a sculptural and functional quality. Produced in Italy, the underside bears the molded Kartell stamp. Chairs shown in the listing were