The No. 14 Chair, designed by Michael Thonet in 1859, is a classic bentwood chair known for its elegant curves and minimalist construction using just six pieces of beechwood, ten screws, and two nuts. It was one of the first flat-pack furniture designs, allowing for efficient global shipping. Often called the “bistro chair,” it became hugely popular in European cafés and has sold over 50 million units. Still produced today by companies like TON, it remains a design icon appreciated for its lightness, durability, and timeless aesthetic. The set of chair is generally in good condition with a few dent marks, mainly to the backrests.