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PAIR of Mid-Century American "Horseshoe" cantilevered metal bar stools with deep, forest green plush upholstery and silver metal frames. (DILLINGHAM)(PRICED AS PAIR)(Other examples in different upholstery: DUF0826, DUF0827, DUF0828, DUF0829).
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PAIR of Mid-Century American "Horseshoe" cantilevered metal bar stools with deep, forest green plush upholstery and silver metal frames. (DILLINGHAM)(PRICED AS PAIR)(Other examples in different upholstery: DUF0826, DUF0827, DUF0828, DUF0829)
Sku: DUF0825 Ships From: New York, NY Creator: Dillingham Furniture Co.
Width: 18.0" Height: 29.0" Depth : 19.8" Seat Height : 29.0"
Style: Mid-Century Materials & Techniques: Chrome, fabric, metal, upholstered Category: Bar, Seating Condition: Upholstery worn and scufffed. Good; Minor fading
Dillingham Furniture Co. was a prominent American furniture manufacturing company that operated from the mid-20th century until the late 1980s. Founded in 1881 by William H. Dillingham, the company initially began as a small sawmill in Shelburne, Vermont. However, it quickly expanded its operations and ventured into furniture production, becoming one of the leading furniture manufacturers in the United States. Under the leadership of William H. Dillingham and his son, Franklin F. Dillingham, the company experienced significant growth and success. Dillingham Furniture Co. specialized in producing high-quality, handcrafted furniture that showcased exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. The company's designs were known for their timeless appeal, blending traditional Read Full Bio
Dillingham Furniture Co. was a prominent American furniture manufacturing company that operated from the mid-20th century until the late 1980s. Founded in 1881 by William H. Dillingham, the company initially began as a small sawmill in Shelburne, Vermont. However, it quickly expanded its operations and ventured into furniture production, becoming one of the leading furniture manufacturers in the United States. Under the leadership of William H. Dillingham and his son, Franklin F. Dillingham, the company experienced significant growth and success. Dillingham Furniture Co. specialized in producing high-quality, handcrafted furniture that showcased exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. The company's designs were known for their timeless appeal, blending traditional and contemporary elements to create furniture pieces that were both elegant and functional. Throughout its history, Dillingham Furniture Co. collaborated with renowned designers and artists, further enhancing its reputation in the industry. Notable designers who worked with the company included Milo Baughman, a prominent mid-century modern furniture designer, and Kipp Stewart, a well-known furniture designer and architect. These collaborations resulted in the creation of iconic furniture collections that were highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Dillingham Furniture Co. gained widespread recognition for its commitment to quality and innovation. The company incorporated modern manufacturing techniques and materials into their production process, ensuring that their furniture was not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and long-lasting. This dedication to excellence earned the company numerous accolades and awards throughout its existence. Unfortunately, like many other American furniture manufacturers, Dillingham Furniture Co. faced challenges in the late 20th century due to changing market dynamics and increased competition from overseas manufacturers. The company struggled to adapt to these changes, and in 1988, it was forced to close its doors permanently. Despite its closure, the legacy of Dillingham Furniture Co. lives on through the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of its furniture pieces. Today, vintage Dillingham furniture is highly sought after by collectors and continues to be appreciated for its timeless design and exceptional quality. The company's contribution to the American furniture industry remains significant, and its name is synonymous with excellence in furniture manufacturing.
$16,800
/ Set (USD)
QTY: 6
#DUF0826
Width: 18"Depth: 17"Height: 29"
$8,400
QTY: 3
#DUF0827
Width: 16"Depth: 15.5"Height: 25"
$5,600
/ Pair (USD)
QTY: 2
#DUF0825
Width: 18"Depth: 19.75"Height: 29"
#DUF0828
Width: 16"Depth: 16"Height: 25"
#DUF0829
Width: 15.5"Depth: 15.75"Height: 25"
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