Vintage Small Lloyd Loom Boudoir Chair / Made in England 1950s

Stunning original Vintage 1950s Lloyd Loom boudoir chair in original condition In 1922, Marshall Burns Lloyd sells the British patent for the Lloyd Loom technique to William Lusty, a London merchant with a plan to produce furniture from this innovative material. Lusty develops a unique line of typically English furniture that soon became fashionable in Britain and the rest of Western Europe. This is the high back oval / egg shape which is quite low to the floor on small cabriolet legs The original wicker frame and backing colour I think would have been a bronze colour as you can see hints of this colour on the back and legs - of course this has worn of over the years. All beautifully preserved in original condition. It provides great display space and because it fits into any room, it doesn't take up too much floor space. It would make a beautiful gift or addition to your collection. Thank you for viewing my auction. If you like vintage items visit my shop where you will find many interesting things. Please keep in mind that due to the items age there may be some signs of ware. The colour may differ from pictures due to our lighting.