Description
A good quality, set of six Cotswold School, ash wood, ladderback dining chairs, made and stamped by the maker Neville Neal in the 1960’s. The chairs were designed by Ernest Gimson in the late 1800’s. Neville Neal was apprenticed to Gimson’s chairmaker Edward Gardiner in the 1930’s, and on Gardiner’s death in 1958, Neville Neal set up his own workshop to continue the tradition of making Gimson’s designs. The tradition continues today by Lawrence Neal who is Neville Neal’s son. All are in fantastic and hardly used condition with no damage to the wood and very little wear to the rush seat. All joints are tight, no damage or repairs.
Carvers – 115cmH x 58cmW x 47cmD (Seat Height 45cm)
Side Chairs – 106cmH x 46cmW x 41cmD (Seat Height 45cm)
