Edward Wormley for Dunbar; A Good Mid-20thC Extending Dining Table

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Edward Wormley for Dunbar; A Good Mid-20thC Extending Dining TableOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960Height: 29Diameter: 42 (without leaf)Depth: 42Width with Leaf: 62The good quality and ready to use extending dining table, morphing from a four seater to a six, via an extra leaf, the beautifully grained timber showing a super colour, the whole designed by Edward Wormley (1907 1995) for renowned Indiana firm Dunbar, and surviving from the third quarter of the twentieth century. The

the picture shows a vibrant fairground scene on a beautiful summers day

the glass eyes blue and the body constructed of a combination of paper maché

This little chap

The late Victorian ebonised gallery artist’s easel having an adjustable height with brass plates

5”The very decorative and rather unusual convex Deco wall clock retaining the original amber

The vintage circular white glass private petrol pump globe

neck and chips to the face and fingers

In the book: Monasticon Gallicanum by M

cataloged items differently to what they do today: "When only the surname of the artist is found this usually means that in our opinion at the time of cataloguing that it is a work of the school or by one of the followers of the artist or in his style

The art nouveau inspired lucid green glass near pair of jars of tapered and fluted form decorated in gilt relief with peacocks and flowering scrolls having the original screw top covers

By the late-nineteenth century British opticians had formed into several organisations to promote their own views as to how the business of opticians should be protected

Although Abraham Hargrave has been tentatively identified as the architect

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