A pair of early Evans LCWs finished in red aniline dye and preserved together since the early 1950s. The matching, dramatic veneer is seen on the seats, suggesting the careful material selection that originally paired the chairs at the factory. Pairs are considerably more difficult to find than individual examples, particularly when they have remained together for decades.
A pair of early Evans LCWs finished in red aniline dye and preserved together since the early 1950s. The matching, dramatic veneer is seen on the seats, suggesting the careful material selection that originally paired the chairs at the factory. Pairs are considerably more difficult to find than individual examples, particularly when they have remained together for decades.
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