The front cover of the 1920-1921 trade catalogue produced by the Springfield Chair Co to advertise products made at their factory in Millerfield Road, Dalmarnock. The premises were said to to include a large and well-equipped stove, in addition to open-air drying sheds, to ensure timber could be thoroughly seasoned.
Hardwood birch was the favoured wood, except for a few lines which required oak. Products could be stained and polished to customers' requirements, in self-colour, walnut, mahogany, Chippendale, fumed oak or Jacobean shades.
In addition to chairs, the company made many types of wooden furniture including tables, hall stands, commodes, cots and desks.
Reference: Mitchell Library, GC 684.13 SPR
Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Council, Libraries Information and Learning
Keywords:
chairs, Chippendale, coats of arms, commodes, cots, desks, drying sheds, Springfield Chair Co, timber, trade catalogues, wood, wooden furniture makers
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