Frank Lloyd Wright Chairs...?  

I enjoy your posts (especiall...
I enjoy your posts (especially this one), and I keep tabs on Frank Lloyd Wright although I don't know the answer.
The hyperlink is to a contact for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
Columbia University, it seems, can't be contacted until Sept., but they just got the FLW archives:
http://library.columbia.edu/locations/avery/da/FrankLloydWrightCollectio...
http://www.franklloydwright.org/about/Contact.html

Well....
Thank you..! That was very nice to say. I try to keep it lively, and fun. I'll check that info out. Thanks again for the nice comment. It's a tough crowd here, so I'll take that and run..:)

Those are
very interesting chairs. Not Frank Lloyd Wright, in my judgement -- I have an extensive collection of Wright furniture images.
I have not seen Wright make a joint like the one at the rear of the arm, nor has he employed a T shape as at the rear of the chair, as far as I know. Wright's three-legged chairs have the single leg at the front.
These chairs owe something to Wright, perhaps; more, I think, to Schindler and/or Rietveld. The three men shared some of the same constructivist inclinations and ideas about form.
I like the design and construction of your chairs -- the lapped joint at top front is what I like to see in that situation. I'd take them for my home over most of what I see offered for dining chairs -- in a heartbeat. Are they comfortable ? Heavy ? Perhaps further research on your part will uncover the source of this work . . .
Thanks for the peek !
PS -- Proof of my affection for the chair design: my coffee table of last year. Wrong wood specie, but the structure seems similar.

Hi.
They are pretty comfortable. The cushions are real nice. They have some decent weight, but not too bad. Ya. I'll keep looking around. Just wanted to show them, and the design, here as well. And find out for her whenever, as this kind of news, actually any kind of news, is exciting when your 88 years old.
Like the table. The finish would look nice in the same color as the chairs too.

Now seeing we have this...
Now seeing we have this thread can anyone advise me about the pink Frank Lloyd Wright chair in the image of the link on page 11.
I can't seem to find any furniture on that FLW website.
Yes this is my sort of interior,a stunning London penthouse in Holland park.Drool.
I have a magazine with this interior and they also have taller dining chairs of same design.
Personally I think they are spectacular so does anyone know what model they are.
Are they vintage reupholstered or new production and where can I buy them.
Not sure I'd have the money but they will go on my to acquire one day list.
Thanks.
http://issuu.com/carrosmagazineb.v./docs/res_06_juni_lr

Tobia scarpa
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Lloyd Wright,
Frank's eldest son. The chair and table were designed for the Bowler residence, built in Palos Verdes in 1963. See link below.
As happens all too often, the furniture was separated from the house it was designed for - a criminal offense, if I ran the world.
http://la.curbed.com/tags/bowler-house

Thanks SDR.
What do you...
Thanks SDR.
What do you mean Frank's eldest son.
It says Eric renovated it in 1991 but do I assume the furniture was by Frank in 1963.
The chairs must have cost a bomb if it's the only ones.

yes Leif, I immediatly thought the same
reminded me of the Bastiano.

Are these all for
Starline..? I'm assuming so. Don't really know anymore.