Set of Four Mid Century Modern Eames DKX Black Powder-Coated Wire Chairs, 1954 Paintings the case having a lock

the case having a lock to the front with key

The painting is finely executed with bold and decisive brush strokes with crisp edges

She rejected every lover

The case has the stamp for Nathaniel Mills & the anchor stamp for Birmingham and the date letter "R" for the year 1840

The bell having a brass clapper inside and can be gently rung to alert your guests that dinner is served

Set of Four Mid Century Modern Eames DKX Black Powder-Coated Wire Chairs, 1954 Paintings the case having a lockA good set of four Mid Century Modern DKX wire chairs, designed by Charles & Ray Eames, and made by Herman Miller. In 1951, Charles and Ray Eames met the challenge of making a reasonably priced, quality chair that was light yet strong. Their solution the Eames wire chair. It featured a sculpted look, comfort, and practicality which made It an immediate hit. Today's versions remain true to the original design, materials, and detailing. They made the