Hille Supporto desk chair designed by Fred Scott

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Supporto desk chair ‘Task chair’ designed by Frederick Scott, England for Hille in 1976.This chair immediately gained national and international acclaim and won the Design Council’s Design Award. See label on underside. For this design, Fred Scott conducted detailed ergonomic studies of how people actually sit. The chair was commissioned by Hille (see label on underside) This chair has been re-upholstered at later date. Measures 83 cm high x 58 cm x 47 cm

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Category Post 1940 Furniture Date 1979  Retro Antiques Material Aluminium Origin English Maker Hille Designer Frederick Scott Item code as342a2954 / frederickscottLS Status Sold

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