A simple British stool, made in a traditional Arts and Crafts style stamped with the CC41 logo on the reverse, a guarantee of quality and style.
“Created by a committee led by designer Gordon Russell, the furniture was often simple, functional, and modern, with an emphasis on durability.”
The stool is in good condition, showing age from its previous life. Patina to the wood can be seen but there are no chips or cracks.
H: 46cm x Seat Diameter: 28 x 28cm
CC41 furniture is a type of government regulated utility furniture produced in the UK during and after WWII to cope with a shortage of materials and housing losses.
“The "CC41" stamp, also known as "the cheeses," indicated that the item met the standards of the Controlled Commodity 1941, guaranteeing it was made efficiently and with quality, while being affordable and accessible to the public”
