Antique American Carpenter's Workbench c.1910-1930 Doorstops the abbreviated Eames DKR Chair

the abbreviated Eames DKR Chair stood for Dining (D) height

Solidly built with easy gliding drawers

and plaster were among the most current materials used for artificial anatomies

CREATOR Erik Buch for Christensen Denmark

This is an original pair of binoculars with chrome body and wrapped in leather

Antique American Carpenter's Workbench c.1910-1930 Doorstops the abbreviated Eames DKR ChairABOUT An early 20th century American carpenter's workbench with a tray in the back. The tray has an inlay section for tools along the width of the back. The top piece is constructed of strips of wood and has a spot where a vice was attached previously. The piece is structurally sound and sturdy and has retained the naturally distressed look of an industrial piece of this kind. CREATOR Unknown. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1910 1930. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES