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b. 1919 - d. 2006

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  • Warren Platner, Coffee table
    Aug. 20, 2026

    Warren Platner, Coffee table

    Est: $700 - $900

    Warren Platner Coffee table Knoll International USA, 1966 / c. 1980 chrome-plated steel, glass 15 h x 35.75 dia in (38 x 91 cm) Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, ppg. 76, 164 Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, ppg. 166-167 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

    Wright
  • Warren Platner, Coffee table
    Aug. 20, 2026

    Warren Platner, Coffee table

    Est: $1,000 - $1,500

    Warren Platner Coffee table Knoll Associates USA, 1966 walnut wood veneer, plated steel, plastic 15.25 h x 36 dia in (39 x 91 cm) Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, ppg. 76, 164 Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, ppg. 166-167 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

    Wright
  • Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Coffee Table H 14.5" Dia. 42"
    Jul. 24, 2026

    Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Coffee Table H 14.5" Dia. 42"

    Est: $300 - $600

    Having a round beveled glass top above a steel rod base.  Dimensions: H 14.5" Dia 42"

    DuMouchelles
  • Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Chair, Ca. 1961-1970, H 30" W 36" Depth 26"
    Jul. 24, 2026

    Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Chair, Ca. 1961-1970, H 30" W 36" Depth 26"

    Est: $800 - $1,200

    Upholstered with steel rod base. Original orange wool upholstery. Knoll label. Dimensions: H 30" W 36" Depth 26"

    DuMouchelles
  • Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Easy Chair and Ottoman, Ca. 1961-1970, 2 PCS
    Jul. 24, 2026

    Warren Platner (American, 1919-2006) for Knoll Easy Chair and Ottoman, Ca. 1961-1970, 2 PCS

    Est: $2,000 - $4,000

    Upholstered easy chair and ottoman with steel rod base. Original orange wool upholstery. Knoll label. Dimensions: chair H 39" W 40.5" Depth 29" 1 PC ottoman H 4" Dia 16" 1 PC

    DuMouchelles
  • Warren Platner, Desk and cabinet from the Platner Executive collection
    Jul. 23, 2026

    Warren Platner, Desk and cabinet from the Platner Executive collection

    Est: $5,000 - $7,000

    Warren Platner Desk and cabinet from the Platner Executive collection Knoll International USA, 1974 chrome-plated steel, leather, oak desk: 29 h x 78 w x 42.5 d in (74 x 198 x 108 cm) cabinet: 62 h x 113 w x 21.5 d in (157 x 287 x 55 cm) Cabinet features three lights, three drawers, and eight doors concealing twelve fixed compartments and five removable shelves. Literature: Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, pg. 189 Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, pg. 102 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

    Wright
  • Warren Platner, Dining suite
    Jul. 23, 2026

    Warren Platner, Dining suite

    Est: $7,000 - $9,000

    Warren Platner Dining suite Knoll International USA, 1966 / c. 1973 walnut veneer, plated steel, Cato Gold wool upholstery table: 28.25 h x 54 dia in (72 x 137 cm) chair: 29.5 h x 27 w x 19 d in (75 x 69 x 48 cm) Suite is comprised of a dining table, model 3716T and six chairs, model 1725A with original upholstered cushion. Decal manufacturer's label to underside of table and to underside of each chair cushion 'Knoll International 320 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022'. Provenance: Collection of James J. Foley, FAIA, a prominent Columbus, Ohio architect and 1974-1975 U.S./China Architectural Delegation member along with I.M. Pei | Thence by descent Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Stroller, ppg. 105, 162, 164, 167, 174 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

    Wright
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    Jul. 22, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    Jul. 22, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €6,000 - €6,500

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...
    Jul. 22, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...
    Jul. 22, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (U.S., 1919–2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in its original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the...
    Jul. 22, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (U.S., 1919–2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in its original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the...

    Est: €2,000 - €2,200

    WARREN PLATNER (U.S., 1919–2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in its original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in question. Manufactured by Knoll International. Brand new. Measurements: 91.5 cm in diameter, 38.5 cm in height. Warren Platner was a leading figure in design during the 1960s, revitalizing American aesthetics through his furniture and interiors. Behind each of his works—such as the interiors of Windows on the World or the restaurant in New York’s North Tower—there was always a clear architectural concept. In 1966, Platner designed a collection of sculptural furniture for the American manufacturer Knoll that would become an icon of design. Using steel wire rod, he developed an innovative concept to create a legless chair that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen, and I. M. Pei before opening his own firm. His notable contributions throughout his architectural career include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. However, it was the furniture collection he designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally developed production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • Warren Platner - Side Table
    Jul. 19, 2026

    Warren Platner - Side Table

    Est: $150 - $200

    A vintage Warren Platner side table, lacking glass top. All measurements are in inches. Height x Width x Depth

    Barton's Auction
  • Warren Platner - Arm Chairs
    Jul. 19, 2026

    Warren Platner - Arm Chairs

    Est: $400 - $600

    A pair of armchairs by Warren Platner for Knoll. All measurements are in inches. Height x Width x Depth

    Barton's Auction
  • Warren Platner for Knoll, Dining Table
    Jul. 16, 2026

    Warren Platner for Knoll, Dining Table

    Est: $1,000 - $2,000

    27 1/4 x 53 in.

    Abell Auction
  • Warren Platner, Lounge chairs, pair
    Jul. 15, 2026

    Warren Platner, Lounge chairs, pair

    Est: $3,000 - $5,000

    Warren Platner Lounge chairs, pair Knoll International USA, 1966 / c. 1975 bronze-plated steel, Knoll Classic Boucle Pearl upholstery 30.25 h x 36.5 w x 23.25 d in (77 x 93 x 59 cm) Decal manufacturer's label to cushion of each example 'Knoll International 320 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022'. Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, ppg. 76, 164 Knoll Design, Larrabee and Vignelli, pg. 161 Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, ppg. 166-167 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

    Los Angeles Modern Auctions
  • Warren Platner, Armchairs, set of four
    Jul. 15, 2026

    Warren Platner, Armchairs, set of four

    Est: $3,000 - $5,000

    Warren Platner Armchairs, set of four KnollStudio USA, 1966 / c. 2010 upholstery, chrome-plated steel 29 h x 27 w x 21 d in (74 x 69 x 53 cm) Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, ppg. 76, 164 Knoll Design, Larrabee and Vignelli, pg. 161 Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, ppg. 166-167 This work will ship from Los Angeles, California.

    Los Angeles Modern Auctions
  • Warren Platner, Stools, pair
    Jul. 15, 2026

    Warren Platner, Stools, pair

    Est: $1,500 - $2,000

    Warren Platner Stools, pair KnollStudio USA, 1966 / c. 2010 chrome-plated steel, upholstery 20 h x 16 dia in (51 x 41 cm) Literature: Ten by Warren Platner, Platner, ppg. 76, 164 Knoll Design, Larrabee and Vignelli, pg. 161 Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, ppg. 166-167 This work will ship from Los Angeles, California.

    Los Angeles Modern Auctions
  • WARREN PLATNER
    Jul. 09, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER

    Est: €500 - €700

    Tavolino. Metallo cromato, legno. Produzione Knoll anni '80. cm 48x61 AN OCCASIONAL TABLE BY W. PLATNER Buone condizioni generali. Piccole righe, leggeri graffi, normali segni dovuti all'uso quotidiano. Qualche riga più marcata

    Wannenes Art Auctions
  • Warren Platner (New York, 1919–2006) for Knoll, 1966 Platner model coffee table.
    Jul. 01, 2026

    Warren Platner (New York, 1919–2006) for Knoll, 1966 Platner model coffee table.

    Est: -

    Warren Platner (New York, 1919–2006) for Knoll, 1966 Platner model coffee table. With a sculptural base of steel rods welded in a radial and curvilinear arrangement, with a polished nickel finish; circular top of clear glass. Dimensions: 38.5 × 91.5 × 91.5 cm

    Subastas Segre
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in...
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in...

    Est: €2,800 - €3,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in question. Manufactured by Knoll International. Brand new. Measurements: 91.5 cm in diameter, 38.5 cm in height. Warren Platner was a leading figure of design in the 1960s, renewing the American aesthetic through his furniture and interiors. Behind each of his works, such as the interiors of Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York, there was always a clear architectural concept. In 1966, Platner conceived for the American publisher Knoll a collection of sculptural furniture that would become a design icon. Using the steel wire rod, he developed an innovative concept to create a chair without legs that was both rational and aesthetically pleasing. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. However, it was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €6,000 - €6,500

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (EE. UU., 1919-2006) para KNOLL. Silla lounge modelo 1725A, diseñado en 1966. Estructura de acero niquelado y tapizado de terciopelo verde oscuro. Sin usar. En su embalaje original....
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (EE. UU., 1919-2006) para KNOLL. Silla lounge modelo 1725A, diseñado en 1966. Estructura de acero niquelado y tapizado de terciopelo verde oscuro. Sin usar. En su embalaje original....

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (EE. UU., 1919-2006) para KNOLL. Silla lounge modelo 1725A, diseñado en 1966. Estructura de acero niquelado y tapizado de terciopelo verde oscuro. Sin usar. En su embalaje original. A estrenar, en su embalaje original. Fabricado por Knoll International. Medidas: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Altura del asiento: 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and darkgreen velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in...
    Jun. 25, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and darkgreen velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in...

    Est: €6,000 - €6,500

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and darkgreen velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • Warren Platner for Knoll Coffee Table
    Jun. 18, 2026

    Warren Platner for Knoll Coffee Table

    Est: $400 - $600

    15 1/4 x 36 in.

    Abell Auction
  • Warren Platner Knoll Side Tables
    Jun. 17, 2026

    Warren Platner Knoll Side Tables

    Est: $10 - $1,000

    Warren Platner (American, b. 1919–d. 2006) Knoll Side Tables Circa 1991 18 1/2" H x 15 1/2" Dia. A pair of side tables designed by Warren Platner, featuring the iconic wire base construction with a circular top. The design reflects mid-century modern aesthetics with a sculptural yet functional form. Overall excellent condition.   Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info@marketauctionsinc.com Please review all photos closely. The nonappearance of a condition report does not mean that the lot is in perfect condition, does not show wear due to age and use, or is free from damage. Market Auctions Inc. strongly suggests that you request a condition report before placing a bid. You may request one from us via this auction platform. Please note that any condition reports are given as strictly as a courtesy to interested parties and should not be considered a statement of fact. Market Auctions Inc. bears no responsibility for any error or omission. All sales are final and sold as is. Measurements are approximated. Please note shipping is not included. All collectibles, silver, antiques, and paintings please contact our third party shipper listed below: Blue Line Trucking - 443-366-5186 Craters & Freighters - 954-917-4929 DM Postal (561) 469-6137 / dmpostal5001@gmail.com For furniture and very large items, please contact an appropriate freight / transport company for shipment. SALES TAX NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Market Auction, Inc., only collects and remits sales tax on items purchased by Florida residents. ALL OUT OF STATE purchasers are required to pay sales tax to their respective States. Purchasers holding valid resale certificates must provide proof of same prior to purchase. Market Auctions, Inc. takes no responsibility for purchaser failure to remit sales tax to the proper non-Florida taxing authority and for any fines or penalties that may result.

    Market Auctions
  • Warren Platner for Knoll Chrome and Glass Low Table
    Jun. 11, 2026

    Warren Platner for Knoll Chrome and Glass Low Table

    Est: $300 - $500

    18 1/4 x 15 3/4 in. diam.

    STAIR
  • Warren Platner for Knoll Metal and Glass Dining Table
    Jun. 11, 2026

    Warren Platner for Knoll Metal and Glass Dining Table

    Est: $1,500 - $3,000

    28 x 4 ft 5 1/2 in. diam.

    STAIR
  • Warren Platner (1919 - 2006)
    Jun. 09, 2026

    Warren Platner (1919 - 2006)

    Est: -

    Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) Sideboard, Knoll International, Stahl, Eichenholz, braunes Rindsleder, verchromtes Gestell, ca. 50 × 193 × 75 cm, partiell Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Platte mit stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) Sideboard, Knoll International, steel, oak wood, brown cowhide leather, chrome-plated frame, approx. 50 × 193 × 75 cm, partial signs of age and use, top with more pronounced signs of wear

    Wettmann
  • Warren Platner (1919 - 2006)
    Jun. 09, 2026

    Warren Platner (1919 - 2006)

    Est: -

    Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) Schreibtisch, Knoll International, Stahl, Eichenholz, braunes Rindsleder, verchromtes Gestell, ca. 75 × 198,5 × 109 cm, mit Herstellerstempel an der Tischplatte, eine Schublade, partiell Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Bereibungen und kleine Kratzer im Leder, Eckelement, ca. 120 × 50 cm, mit zwei Schubladen Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) desk, Knoll International, steel, oak wood, brown cowhide leather, chrome-plated frame, approx. 75 × 198.5 × 109 cm, with manufacturer's stamp on the tabletop, one drawer, partial signs of age and use, abrasions and minor scratches to the leather, corner element, approx. 120 × 50 cm, with two drawers

    Wettmann
  • Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Paire de grands fauteuils à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé
    Jun. 09, 2026

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Paire de grands fauteuils à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé

    Est: €2,000 - €3,000

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Paire de grands fauteuils à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé Édition Knoll Vers 1970 H : 99 cm / L : 102 cm / P : 80 cm (Garniture absente) Bibliographie : Patrick Favardin et Guy Bloch-Champfort, "Les Décorateurs des années 60-70", Norma Editions, Paris, 2007, modèlé similaire reproduit page 301

    Gros-Delettrez
  • Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Canapé à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé
    Jun. 09, 2026

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Canapé à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé

    Est: €3,000 - €5,000

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Canapé à structure formant assise et dossier en fils de métal chromé Édition Knoll Vers 1970 H : 78 cm / L : 162 cm / P : 80 cm (Garniture absente et quelques jonctions ressoudées)

    Gros-Delettrez
  • Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Table basse, plateau circulaire en verre reposant sur un piètement en fils de métal chromé
    Jun. 09, 2026

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Table basse, plateau circulaire en verre reposant sur un piètement en fils de métal chromé

    Est: €1,000 - €1,500

    Warren PLATNER (1919-2006) Table basse, plateau circulaire en verre reposant sur un piètement en fils de métal chromé Édition Knoll Vers 1970 H : 38 cm / Diam : 90,5 cm (Éclat au plateau) Bibliographie : Patrick Favardin et Guy Bloch-Champfort, "Les Décorateurs des années 60-70", Norma Editions, Paris, 2007, modèlé similaire reproduit page 301.

    Gros-Delettrez
  • WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.
    Jun. 08, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.

    Est: $1,000 - $1,500

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET. Knoll New York label and dated 1971, orange velvet-upholstered tub-form lounge chair with loose seat cushion, on black enameled wire pedestal base, 30.5"H x 37.25"W.

    O'Gallerie
  • WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.
    Jun. 08, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.

    Est: $1,000 - $1,500

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET. Knoll New York label and dated 1971, orange velvet-upholstered tub-form lounge chair with loose seat cushion, on black enameled wire pedestal base, 30.5"H x 37.25"W.

    O'Gallerie
  • WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.
    Jun. 08, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET.

    Est: $1,000 - $1,500

    WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE CHAIR, ONE OF THREE IN A SET. Knoll New York label and dated 1971, orange velvet-upholstered tub-form lounge chair with loose seat cushion, on black enameled wire pedestal base, 30.5"H x 37.25"W.

    O'Gallerie
  • WARREN PLATNER FOR KNOLL ASSOCIATES ROD LOUNGE CHAIR. KNOLL ASSOCIATES.
    Jun. 02, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER FOR KNOLL ASSOCIATES ROD LOUNGE CHAIR. KNOLL ASSOCIATES.

    Est: $250 - $350

    Warren Platner for Knoll Associates Rod Lounge Chair. Knoll associates. Dimensions: Height: 30 inches, Width: 36.5 inches, Depth: 24 inches. - Seat Height: 18 inches ---

    Uniques & Antiques
  • WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL
    Jun. 01, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL Radial nickel finish steel rods welded to circular frame with a round bevelled edge clear glass top. The United States of America Designed 1966 39h x 91dia

    Leonard Joel
  • WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL
    Jun. 01, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL Radial nickel finish steel rods welded to circular frame with a round bevelled edge clear glass top. The United States of America Designed 1966 39h x 91dia

    Leonard Joel
  • WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL
    Jun. 01, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    WARREN PLATNER 'PLATNER' COFFEE TABLE FOR KNOLL Radial nickel finish steel rods welded to circular frame with a round bevelled edge clear glass top. The United States of America Designed 1966 39h x 91dia

    Leonard Joel
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in...
    May. 26, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in...

    Est: €2,200 - €2,500

    WARREN PLATNER (USA, 1919-2006) for Knoll. Coffee table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with glass top. New, in original packaging. The first two photos are of a model, not the table in question. Manufactured by Knoll International. Brand new. Measurements: 91.5 cm in diameter, 38.5 cm in height. Warren Platner was a leading figure of design in the 1960s, renewing the American aesthetic through his furniture and interiors. Behind each of his works, such as the interiors of Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York, there was always a clear architectural concept. In 1966, Platner conceived for the American publisher Knoll a collection of sculptural furniture that would become a design icon. Using the steel wire rod, he developed an innovative concept to create a chair without legs that was both rational and aesthetically pleasing. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. However, it was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Dining table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with a plate of glass. New in original packaging. The first photo is a model photo, not the exact...
    May. 26, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Dining table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with a plate of glass. New in original packaging. The first photo is a model photo, not the exact...

    Est: €4,000 - €5,000

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Dining table designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel base with a plate of glass. New in original packaging. The first photo is a model photo, not the exact table. Produced by Knoll. Measurements: 68 x 135 x 135 cm. Warren Platner was a leading figure of design in the 1960s, renewing the American aesthetic through his furniture and interiors. Behind each of his works, such as the interiors of Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York, there was always a clear architectural concept. In 1966, Platner conceived for the American publisher Knoll a collection of sculptural furniture that would become a design icon. Using the steel wire rod, he developed an innovative concept to create a chair without legs that was both rational and aesthetically pleasing. The Platner Chair, the centerpiece of the collection, was designed to envelop and complement the person using it. The pieces in this collection, distributed by Knoll, are distinguished by the delicacy and purity achieved through hundreds of individual, handcrafted welds. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. However, it was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    May. 26, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.
    May. 26, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging.

    Est: €5,000 - €6,000

    WARREN PLATNER (Baltimore, 1919 - Connecticut, 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, design 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and black velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Measurements: 78/50 cm (height) x 95 x 70 cm. 83 x 86 x 72 cm (original packing). In 1966, Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to get the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all of them hand-welded, following traditional processes to achieve that delicacy and purity in the piece. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that made Platner recognized worldwide. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than one hundred steel rods. In 1966, Platner designed an innovative concept for the American publisher Knoll: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces in the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded using traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture in 1941. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Among his most notable contributions throughout his architectural career were the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the furniture collection designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated the production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
  • WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...
    May. 26, 2026

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original...

    Est: €5,000 - €5,500

    WARREN PLATNER (USA 1919 - 2006) for KNOLL. Lounge chair model 1725A, designed in 1966. Nickel-plated steel frame and beige velvet upholstery. Unused. In original packaging. Brand new in original packaging. Produced by Knoll International. Measurements: 78 x 95 x 66 cm. Seat height 52 cm. In 1966, Warren Platner designed for the American publisher Knoll an innovative concept: to achieve the chair without legs, a rational design while aesthetic. The Platner chair, the main element of the collection, was conceived to envelop and complement the person sitting in it. The pieces of the Platner collection, distributed by Knoll, are composed of hundreds of individual welds, all hand-welded following traditional processes to achieve the delicacy and purity of the piece. Platner is considered one of the designers who stood out the most in the 60's with his furniture pieces and interiors that renewed the vision of American aesthetics. In his pieces, Platner used the steel wire rod to create the collection of sculptural furniture featured here that would become a design icon. Behind each of his works, there was always a clear architectural concept, as demonstrated in the interior of the Windows on the Word or the North Tower restaurant in New York. Warren Platner studied at Cornell University, graduating in 1941 with a degree in architecture. He worked with legendary architects Raymond Loewy, Eero Saarinen and I. M. Pei before opening his own studio. Notable contributions throughout his career in architecture include the Georg Jensen Design Center and the Windows on the World restaurant at the World Trade Center, both in New York. It was the collection of furniture designed for the Knoll brand that brought Platner worldwide recognition. The collection in question, named after its designer, is an icon of modern furniture. Platner personally formulated production techniques for each chair, which feature more than a hundred steel rods.

    Setdart Auction House
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