1950s Set of Four Lewis Larsen for Lloyd Loom Steel Dining Chairs w/ Oil Cloth _Exclude this table is in good

this table is in good vintage condition with use and time apparent

which can be seen in our store

The chair does show some expected wear from use including patinated leather and some scratches

As the story goes (and as is written and documented)

this example dates to circa 1980s after the a merger in 1982 forming the company CIGNA (see label on underside of chair)

1950s Set of Four Lewis Larsen for Lloyd Loom Steel Dining Chairs w/ Oil Cloth _Exclude this table is in goodThis is a set of four Bent Tubular Steel Dining Chairs, designed by Lewis Larsen for the Lloyd Loom Company in ca. 1942. Lloyd Loom was operating under the ownership of the Haywood Wakefield Company during the time of their production. The original upholstery is done in a tan oil cloth material, and the post Deco silhouette is formed from bent tubular steel rods. While steel cantilever bouncer chairs were a mainstay of Lloyds offerings during this