Walter Burley Griffin (American, 1876 - 1937). Oak Side Chair, c. 1917, designed for Newman College, University of Melbourne, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in…
Rare Walter Burley Griffin Chair, Newman College Melbourne University
Rare Walter Burley Griffin (USA, India 1876-1937) chair, Newman College Melbourne University, circa 1918
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Occasional Table
Walter Burley griffin (attributed) American oak occasional table, circa 1910., 75 cm high, 122 cm wide, 66 cm deep, an identical table can be seen in the accompanying image of a living room in a Walter Burley griffin designed home in Edwardsville, St…
Griffin's Oak Desk Chair
Walter Burley Griffin desk chair, Japanese oak, Australia, c 1918, 110 cm high, 58 cm wide, 61 cm deep. Provenance: Newman College Melbourne University. Geoffrey Hatty Applied Arts, Australian Modernist Collection
Neil Burley Longreach Sofa with Brown Leather Upholstery
Neil Burley (Australian) Longreach sofa, c. 1986 manufactured by Thonet & Company for Anibou, brown leather upholstery, on cylindrical timber legs
Rare Cafe Australia Dining Chair by Griffin & Goldman
Cafe Australia Dining chair designed by Walter Burley Griffin & Marion Mahony Griffin manufactured by Harry Goldman of Melbourne, blackwood, circa 1916, modified back circa 1925, extremely rare, 54 cm across the arms
Bauhaus Bookcase by Erich Dieckmann, c. 1924
Erich Dieckmann (German, 1896-1944), Bauhaus bookcase, c. 1924, black lacquered wood, probably manufactured by Bauhochschule, Weimar, having two glass doors enclosing adjustable shelves, above six drawers, height 187 cm, width 241 cm, depth 51 cm.…
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Side Chair
An oak side chair, designed by Walter Burley Griffin for Newman College, University of Melbourne, circa 1916, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in brown leather. 89…
Australian Arts and Crafts Oak Pedestal, Early 20th Century
An Australian Arts and Crafts pedestal, possibly a Walter Burley Griffin design, oak, early 20th century 123 cm high, 36 cm wide, 36 cm deep
Griffin's Oak Swivel Chair
Walter Burley Griffin Swivel desk chair, circa 1917, made for Newman College University of Melbourne, oak with leather upholstery, 58 cm across the arms
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Side Chair
An oak side chair, part of the original furnishings of 'Pholiota', Heidelberg, designed by Walter Burley Griffin, circa 1918, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in…
Griffin Chair from Newman College, c. 1917, Australia
Walter Burley Griffin chair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Chair, c. 1917 Australia
Walter Burley Griffin chair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Griffin Oak and Leather Chairs, Melbourne
Walter Burley Griffin pair of chairs from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Griffin Oak and Leather Chairs, 1917 Australia
Walter Burley Griffin pair of chairs from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Walter Griffin Armchair from Newman College, c. 1917
Walter Burley Griffin rare armchair on castors from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Rare Griffin Armchair from Newman College, c. 1917
Walter Burley Griffin rare armchair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, Australia, c1917, oak and leather
Cafe Australia Dining Chair by Griffin & Mahoney (1916)
A Cafe Australia dining chair, blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon), plywood and leather designed by Marion Mahoney Griffin and Walter Burley Griffin, 1916 being part of the furnishing of the 'Fern Room' in Melbourne's Cafe Australia, located at 268-274 Collins…
Rare Walter Burley Griffin Japanese Oak Pedestal Desk
A rare and important Japanese oak pedestal desk designed by Walter Burley Griffin for Newman College, University of Melbourne, circa 1917, with original pull out slides and timber handles, stamped James Moore and Sons, City Road, Melbourne, 79 cm high,…
Walter Burley Griffin Dining Chair
Walter Burley Griffin (1876-1937) A Newman College dining chair, 1916 attributed manufacturer, James Moore & Sons Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 1916 oak, leather. Literature: National Gallery of Victoria, one hundred Modern chairs, NGV, Melbourne, 1974, no. 73(a)
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