Pair of English Art And Crafts Oak Carver Side Chairs, C.1940
A pair of English oak elbow chairs produced under the wartime Utility scheme, each bearing the Board of Trade CC41 on the seat rail, a mark guaranteeing compliance with the exacting construction and materials standards set by the Furniture Design Panel under Gordon Russell.
The form is characteristic of the best Utility production: rectangular backs filled with five shaped splats of waisted bobbin profile, broad flat arms with rounded front terminals carried on square-section supports, continuing into square-tapered legs.
Material: English oak
Period: CC41 Utility, C.1940
Seats: Drop-in upholstered pads, re-covered
Condition: Frames solid and sound. In excellent condition commensurate of age.
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