SET OF FOUR WHITE LACQUER STACKING CHAIRS BY NORMAN CHERNER ART013 After discharge from service in

After discharge from service in World War I

5 cm tall and has a diameter of 9

The mudra is always displayed while seated in the full lotus position with the right hand stretched over the right knee

In the 1960s

such as the commissioned mural 'The Dance II ' created for the Barnes Foundation at the request of American art collector Albert C

SET OF FOUR WHITE LACQUER STACKING CHAIRS BY NORMAN CHERNER ART013 After discharge from service inFour, well worn, white lacquered side chairs designed in 1958 by Norman Cherner for Plycraft of Lawrence, Mass. These late model stackables date back to 2003, Cherners sons having founded the CHERNER CHAIR COMPANY in 1999 to revive their father's designs. The finish is somewhat worn but intact, with no chipping or flaking. Offered as a set. NORMAN CHERNER (19201987) was an American architect and designer. Although best known for his work in furniture,