ARTHUR UMANOFF ROCKING CHAIR FOR WASHINGTON WOODCRAFT REPAIRED Some tarnishing to metal surfaces

Some tarnishing to metal surfaces

He served as the last's artistic director in the early 1970s—otherwise little is recorded about his relationships with these firms

ELSPETH COHEN was responsible for some of the finest ceramics produced in Israel during the second half of the 20th century

Styles/Movements – Modern

ARTHUR UMANOFF ROCKING CHAIR FOR WASHINGTON WOODCRAFT REPAIRED Some tarnishing to metal surfacesA solid, '60s era, walnut and wicker rocking chair designed by Arthur Umanoff for WASHINGTON WOODCRAFT of New Jersey. ARTHUR UMANOFF graduated from Brooklyn's Pratt Institute in the early 50's and soon after produced his first designs for Post Modern Ltd., a Long Island concern where he was a partner. He was involved there in all phases of the design processfrom concept, to prototyping and use testing (in his own home), through to merchandising and