Pair of Ben Seibel ‘Stirrup’ brass bookends with a sculptural mid-century modern design.
Close-up of vintage brass bookends designed by Ben Seibel for Jenfred-Ware, 1950s-1960s.
Side view of solid brass ‘Stirrup’ bookends showcasing smooth curves and an organic form.
Mid-century brass bookends with a minimalist, modernist aesthetic, designed in New York.
Vintage Jenfred-Ware brass bookends with a geometric yet fluid design, perfect for collectors.
Heavy brass bookends with a unique sculptural silhouette, ideal for mid-century interiors.
Ben Seibel-designed bookends in solid brass, blending functional decor with timeless style.
Pair of Ben Seibel ‘Stirrup’ brass bookends with a sculptural mid-century modern design.
Close-up of vintage brass bookends designed by Ben Seibel for Jenfred-Ware, 1950s-1960s.
Side view of solid brass ‘Stirrup’ bookends showcasing smooth curves and an organic form.
Mid-century brass bookends with a minimalist, modernist aesthetic, designed in New York.
Vintage Jenfred-Ware brass bookends with a geometric yet fluid design, perfect for collectors.
Heavy brass bookends with a unique sculptural silhouette, ideal for mid-century interiors.
Ben Seibel-designed bookends in solid brass, blending functional decor with timeless style.

BEN SEIBEL FOR JENFRED-WARE ‘STIRRUP’ BRASS BOOKENDS – MID-CENTURY MODERN (1950s-1960s)

$350.00

H 6.75ʺ x W 5ʺ × D 3.75ʺ
New York, 1950s - 1960s

An early production Josef Hoffmann FMG side chair, crafted in Poland by Fabryka Mebli Giętych (FMG) between the 1920s and 1940s. This bentwood and cane chair reflects Hoffmann’s Vienna Secession movement, featuring clean geometric lines, elegant curves, and expert craftsmanship. The FMG label beneath the seat confirms its authenticity as an early production piece, manufactured in the tradition of Thonet and Kohn. A rare and historically significant example of early 20th-century modernist furniture, this chair is ideal for collectors, design enthusiasts, and historically inspired interiors.

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H 6.75ʺ x W 5ʺ × D 3.75ʺ
New York, 1950s - 1960s

An early production Josef Hoffmann FMG side chair, crafted in Poland by Fabryka Mebli Giętych (FMG) between the 1920s and 1940s. This bentwood and cane chair reflects Hoffmann’s Vienna Secession movement, featuring clean geometric lines, elegant curves, and expert craftsmanship. The FMG label beneath the seat confirms its authenticity as an early production piece, manufactured in the tradition of Thonet and Kohn. A rare and historically significant example of early 20th-century modernist furniture, this chair is ideal for collectors, design enthusiasts, and historically inspired interiors.

H 6.75ʺ x W 5ʺ × D 3.75ʺ
New York, 1950s - 1960s

An early production Josef Hoffmann FMG side chair, crafted in Poland by Fabryka Mebli Giętych (FMG) between the 1920s and 1940s. This bentwood and cane chair reflects Hoffmann’s Vienna Secession movement, featuring clean geometric lines, elegant curves, and expert craftsmanship. The FMG label beneath the seat confirms its authenticity as an early production piece, manufactured in the tradition of Thonet and Kohn. A rare and historically significant example of early 20th-century modernist furniture, this chair is ideal for collectors, design enthusiasts, and historically inspired interiors.