On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 16:44:01 +0001
wrote:

These company that made these chairs is now Treeincarnated, owned by
the son of the original company, now based in Dennington, Suffolk

clever name
i always thought those chairs looked uncomfortable

they look nice
like their symmetry

replying to Electric Comet , Cath wrote:
electric-comet wrote:

On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 16:44:01 +0001
clever name
i always thought those chairs looked uncomfortable
they look nice
like their symmetry


Treeincarnated make their chairs to the measurements of their customer,
you would not believe the difference it makes to your comfort.

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On 13/01/2016 3:38 PM, Electric Comet wrote:
On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 16:44:01 +0001
wrote:

These company that made these chairs is now Treeincarnated, owned by
the son of the original company, now based in Dennington, Suffolk

clever name
i always thought those chairs looked uncomfortable

they look nice
like their symmetry

What was the original company? I come from a village midway between
Mendlesham and Dennington.
Graham

replying to graham , Cath wrote:
gstereo wrote:

What was the original company? I come from a village midway between
Mendlesham and Dennington.
Graham


http://www.finewoodfurniture.co.uk
See above link But the chap who actually made the chair is still making
them at Treeincarnated.
Cath

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On 14/01/2016 1:44 PM, Cath wrote:
replying to graham , Cath wrote:
gstereo wrote:

What was the original company? I come from a village midway between
Mendlesham and Dennington. Graham


http://www.finewoodfurniture.co.uk
See above link But the chap who actually made the chair is still making
them at Treeincarnated.
Cath

Thanks!!!!
I visited a company in Mendlesham a few years ago that was making repro
furniture but not the chairs. There was also a company exhibiting chairs
at the Suffolk Show a few years back, that included scraps of wood from
Nelson's "Victory".
Titmarsh & Goodwin used to make really fine stuff in their Ipswich
workshops but the company was sold a couple of years ago.
Graham

replying to graham , Cath wrote:
gstereo wrote:

Thanks!!!!
I visited a company in Mendlesham a few years ago that was making repro
furniture but not the chairs. There was also a company exhibiting chairs
at the Suffolk Show a few years back, that included scraps of wood from
Nelson's "Victory".
Titmarsh & Goodwin used to make really fine stuff in their Ipswich
workshops but the company was sold a couple of years ago.
Graham


Treeincarnated will be at the Suffolk show this year and also at the
Mendlesham street fair amongst others.


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