The Kill leather chair stood out from the start with its unusual wooden runners, which in this model are made of rosewood. The black leather of the chair is in very good condition and only shows slight signs of wear on the right front corner. The seat cushion and the back cushion are well filled and offer very comfortable seating. The wooden runners show minimal signs of wear.

 This armchair was designed in the 1960s by the German designer Rudolf Bernd Glatzel for Kill. Alfred Kill International was known for its high-quality furniture, which was mostly designed by top designers. Alfred Kill was later taken over by Knoll, who continued to produce some of Kill's models under their name.