Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the wide shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a wide mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the wide shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a wide mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your base will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your base will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the wide shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a wide mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your base will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Herman Miller manufactured dowel leg chairs for only a short time; they had already discontinued the dowel bases by 1954 and consequently the original dowel bases are extremely rare. The Dowel Base is part of the 1948 chair design that was included in MOMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the wide shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a wide mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your base will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $26 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $34 for the first base and $9 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rocker base prototype was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design' in 1948.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid walnut wood, as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rocker base prototype was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design' in 1948.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your runners will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rocker base prototype was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design' in 1948.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid maple wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes). Maple and birch both begin as a bright wood and gradually develop a "sun tan" over time; your runners will have that warm, mid-century look about one year after purchase.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rocker base prototype was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design' in 1948.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid natural birch wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rocker base prototype was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design' in 1948.

This iconic design is handcrafted by Modern Conscience in solid natural birch wood (click here to learn more about the difference between maple and birch), as they were over 50 years ago. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

The wood is finished with hand rubbed tung oil, which is sustainable, non-toxic and will not require refinishing in 5 to 7 years, as with varnish or polyurethane (click here to learn more about wood finishes).

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rod bases option was available through Herman Miller beginning in 1951. The rubber dome boot style eiffel bases were produced through the 1950's. While the Eames simply called them rod bases, the adoring public refers to these bases as the Eiffel base.

Modern Conscience crafts a high-quality zinc plated Eiffel base with rubber dome boot glides. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rod bases option was available through Herman Miller beginning in 1951. The rubber dome boot style eiffel bases were produced through the 1950's. While the Eames simply called them rod bases, the adoring public refers to these bases as the Eiffel base.

Modern Conscience crafts a high-quality black powder-coat Eiffel base with rubber dome boot glides. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rod bases option became available through Herman Miller beginning in 1951. While the Eames simply called them rod bases, the adoring public refers to these bases as the Eiffel base.

Modern Conscience crafts a high-quality zinc-plated Eiffel base with nylon glides. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

The wire rod bases option was available through Herman Miller beginning in 1951. The nylon snap style eiffel base was produced from the 1960's through the 1970's and is the most recent iteration. While the Eames simply called them rod bases, the adoring public refers to these bases as the Eiffel base.

Modern Conscience crafts a high-quality black powder-coat Eiffel base with nylon glides. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $27 for the first base and $7 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $36 for the first base and $10 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

IN STOCK - available for immediate shipment.

Offered here is a high-quality zinc-plated low rod base. Many collectors affectionaly refer to this base as the Cat's Cradle Base. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $25 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $32 for the first base and $8 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE- this item is expected to return to stock in June 2013.

Offered here is a high-quality black powder-coat low rod base. Many collectors affectionaly refer to this base as the Cat's Cradle Base. This base will fit all of the Case Study seats and any Charles Eames for Herman Miller shells with the narrow shockmount configuration. Click here to determine if you have a narrow mount seat.

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
United States: Flat rate
Canada: $25 for the first base and $6 for each additional
Europe, Asia-Pacific, Americas: $32 for the first base and $8 for each additional
Click here for additional shipping information.

NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE- this item is expected to return to stock in June 2013.