1960s Set of Ten DCM Dining Chairs by Ray and Charles Eames for Herman Miller in Brazilian Rosewood Nakashima Their design features a minimalist

Their design features a minimalist square nickel-plated steel frame

as is fairly typical for these pieces

Their enameled-steel legs show some scuffs to the surface

and it appears to be a late Evans / early Herman Miller production

initially designed in 1961

1960s Set of Ten DCM Dining Chairs by Ray and Charles Eames for Herman Miller in Brazilian Rosewood Nakashima Their design features a minimalistThese are Eames DCM Side Chairs, initially designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946. These examples date to the 1960s. The listed price includes the set of ten chairs as shown. Their design features a molded plywood seat with a Brazilian Rosewood veneer, and has a chromed steel frame with four legs. DCM is an acronym for Dining Height (D) Side Chair (C) on Metal (M) Rod Base. Each chair measures 21. 5 inches long, 19. 5 inches wide, and 29. 25 high.