Paul Tuttle Nonna rocker for Strässle International USA / Switzerland, 1972

Paul Tuttle Nonna rocker for Strässle International USA / Switzerland, 1972

Dimensions 36 1/2" h x 22" w x 39" d

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History
  • Designed in the early 1970s, rockers from this era often reflect the innovative approaches to furniture design that emerged during a time of significant cultural change.
  • As a piece attributed to Paul Tuttle, the Nonna rocker may reflect his unique perspective on form and function, contributing to a broader dialogue in mid-century modern design history.
  • Strässle International, known for its Swiss craftsmanship, may position this rocker as part of a legacy that values quality and durability in furniture making.

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