LOW ‘SCULPTURA’ SIDE CHAIRS BY RUSSEL WOODARD FOR WOODARD FURNITURE DAVID redirecting focus to the manufacture

redirecting focus to the manufacture of cachepots and other florist wares

A candleholder designed by Gerth & Gerth for Chase is illustrated in ‘The Machine Age in America 1918-1941’ by Richard Guy Wilson

and accessory displays in the company’s new offices in the Chase Tower in Manhattan in the 1930s

klinker pottery is hard-fired at unusually high temperatures

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LOW ‘SCULPTURA’ SIDE CHAIRS BY RUSSEL WOODARD FOR WOODARD FURNITURE DAVID redirecting focus to the manufactureA set of low Sculptura side chairs designed in 1956 by Russell Woodard and produced by the Woodard Furniture Company of Owosso, Michigan, circa 1960. Four available as a set. With its Sculptura line, Woodard Furniture became the first manufacturer to construct sculpted chairs without using expensive molds. In 1994, the classic Sculptura chair was added to the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museums permanent collection. In response to the resurgence