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We have a fully refreshed 1960s Guy Rogers ‘New Yorker’ Suite; a sofa and two armchairs. Solid afromosia framed suite designed by the ‘dream team’ Fejer & Phamphion.

Both of the chairs have a solid teak afromosia frame with a low backrest, shaped arms and stand on turned tapering legs.

The sofa also has a solid afromosia frame, the same shaped arms and tapering legs.

The ‘New Yorker’ range was produced by Guy Rogers in the 1960s and retailed most notably through Heals of London. Guy Rogers were probably the largest and best-known makers of contemporary upholstered furniture in the 1960s. It has that perfect blend of midcentury retro chic which marries so well with modern contemporary design and adds a touch of understated British elegance to any interior.

The frames of all of the furniture are in fantastic condition; all the joints are tight and the webbing is strong. All of the fabric has been replaced with  a Brick Red wool and nylon boucle. Please review the photos – happy to answer any questions.

Measurements:

Sofa: H81cm x W174cm x D80cm

Armchairs: H80 x W68 x D87cm

Guy Rogers employed a “design team” of George Fejer MSIA FRSA and Eric Pamphilon. They also had an “exclusive fabric consultant ” Margaret Leischner who designed some fabrics for them as well as sourcing fabrics from the US, Europe and the UK. Typical fabrics that will often be seen on vintage Guy Rogers pieces from the 1960s are hand-woven Harris and Donegal Tweeds.

Please note this sofa is heavy so assistance will be required to help the courier unload / move. Please check that the item will get into your property before purchasing.

Free delivery within Cardiff. Collection from CF24 5FF.

Nationwide courier available.

Contact us if interested