Edward WORMLEY (1907 -1995) Suite of six chairs model 5480 - created in 1954 Brass shoes, lacquered wood frame, original cream leather-covered seats, cane backs. Dunbar edition, publisher's plate 83 × 63 × 61 cm Source : Wright sale, Chicago, October 25, 2018, lot 319 Bibliography: Leslie Pina, Dunbar, Fine Furniture of the 1950s, Atglen, Schiffer Publishing, 2000, p.44, 101, 182 and 185 Judith Gura, Chris Kennedy, Larry Weinberg, Edward Wormley: The other face of modernity, Lin-Weinberg Gallery, New York, 1997, p.37 Edward WORMLEY (1907 -1995) A set of six brass, wood and original leather chairs by Edward Wormley - model created in 1954 32.68 × 24.80 × 24.02 in.

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