Anton Lorenz had been working in the locking business in Leipzig before he moved to Berlin in 1927

Each shade-specific gallery and ceiling rose take notes from the various forms and styles of original examples which have adorned the top of Opaline Pendants since their inception

9 W:8 D:8 INCHES

model KS 41 cantilevered armchair by Anton Lorenz produced by Mucke & Melder under license from Thonet

KS 41 Tables Anton Lorenz had been workingA 1929, model KS 41 cantilevered armchair by Anton Lorenz produced by Mucke & Melder under license from Thonet. Unrestored original example H: 74 W: 60 D: 60 CM (Seat Height 42 cm). The Hungarian Anton Lorenz did not only become famous as a designer of timeless steel tube furniture, but also as a clever businessman and as the protagonist in the quarrels over the copyrights and creatorship of the cantilever chair. Born in Budapest in 1891, Anton Lorenz