1960 Gerald Luss Rosewood & Metal Credenza Cabinet Once Attributed to Eames & IBM Pavilion

1960 Gerald Luss Rosewood & Metal Credenza Cabinet Once Attributed to Eames & IBM PavilionListed for sale is an absolutely exceptional and very rare Gerald Luss credenza, produced by the Lehigh Furniture Company circa 1960. This credenza is now famous for its misattribution to Charles and Ray Eames for the IBM Pavilion at the 1964 World's fair. Instead, it was actually designed by architect, designer, and inventor Gerald Luss. Luss is most known for designing the interiors of the Time Life building in New York City, the same project that

though is generally in very good to excellent condition for its age

The price listed is for all six chairs

but its much easier to see the inscription of STENDIG in person

25" tall and 42" in diameter

some have black fabric underneath

which came directly from a Hugh Stubbins (Architect) designed Library at a notable ivy-league institution

dating to the 1960's

originally specified in red aniline dye

Listed for sale is a George Nelson for Herman Miller 2-tone dresser with 4 drawers

The loveseats may show minuscule wear only from transporting to our warehouse

The ottoman shows some light wear and may have had a small repair in the past (though unsure

designed by Hans Wegner