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American Mid-Century rolling adjustable office chair with blue vinyl upholstery, silver metal frame with four wheels, and wooden armrests. (SHAW WALKER CO.).
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American Mid-Century rolling adjustable office chair with blue vinyl upholstery, silver metal frame with four wheels, and wooden armrests. (SHAW WALKER CO.)
Sku: 062798 Ships From: New York, NY Creator: Shaw Walker Co.
Width: 24.0" Height: 36.0" Depth : 24.0" Seat Height : 19.0"
Style: Mid-Century Materials & Techniques: Leather, metal, upholstered, wood Category: Seating, Office/Library
The Shaw Walker Co. was a prominent American furniture manufacturing company that specialized in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 1899 by Shaw Walker and his partner George Walker, the company quickly gained recognition for its high-quality and innovative designs. Shaw Walker, born in 1869, was an entrepreneur and visionary who played a pivotal role in the success of the company. With a background in the furniture industry, Shaw Walker possessed a keen understanding of the market and a passion for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing pieces. Under Shaw Walker's leadership, the company experienced significant growth and expansion. The introduction of new manufacturing techniques and materials allowed the company to produce furniture that was Read Full Bio
The Shaw Walker Co. was a prominent American furniture manufacturing company that specialized in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 1899 by Shaw Walker and his partner George Walker, the company quickly gained recognition for its high-quality and innovative designs. Shaw Walker, born in 1869, was an entrepreneur and visionary who played a pivotal role in the success of the company. With a background in the furniture industry, Shaw Walker possessed a keen understanding of the market and a passion for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing pieces. Under Shaw Walker's leadership, the company experienced significant growth and expansion. The introduction of new manufacturing techniques and materials allowed the company to produce furniture that was not only durable but also stylish. Shaw Walker's commitment to quality and craftsmanship earned the company a reputation for excellence. One of the notable achievements of the Shaw Walker Co. was the development of the "Unitline" system in the 1920s. This revolutionary concept allowed for the easy customization and reconfiguration of office spaces, providing businesses with flexible and efficient solutions. The Unitline system became widely popular and set a new standard in office furniture design. Throughout its history, the Shaw Walker Co. collaborated with renowned designers and architects to create innovative and iconic pieces. Notable designers such as Gilbert Rohde and Paul McCobb contributed to the company's success by creating furniture that combined functionality with timeless design. In addition to its contributions to the furniture industry, the Shaw Walker Co. also played a significant role in the American war effort during World War II. The company shifted its production to support the military by manufacturing equipment and supplies for the armed forces. Despite facing challenges in the ever-evolving furniture market, the Shaw Walker Co. remained a leading force in the industry for over a century. The company's commitment to quality, innovation, and design made it a trusted name in office furniture. In 1992, the Shaw Walker Co. was acquired by the HON Company, a leading manufacturer of office furniture, marking the end of an era for the iconic American brand.
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