Evans Label

The LCW designed by Charles and Ray Eames manufactured by Evans for Herman Miller. This piece is being sold in found condition with original Evans labeling.

Early frame construction. Signed with Evans label.   

One of the nicest examples I ve owned in quite a while, stunning figured birch plywood, circa early 1946-1947, L C W (Lounge chair wood) designed by Charles and Ray Eames, Manufactur...

Rare Herman Miller DCW chair from the late 1940s featuring the elusive Evans Products label. Appears to have its original black aniline dye.. worn thru in several areas,, A true co...

1st generation LCW lounge chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames Produced by Evans Plywood Products circa 1948-49 Molded Ash plywood in black finish Remarkable condition with 5-2-5...

Extremely RARE 1st year production Charles Eames L C W (lounge chair wood), circa 1945-1946 Retains it's original Earlist Evans label. Beautiful example in ash or birch ?

These are ultra-rare, early examples that were produced by the Evans Plywood Company. Both chairs retain their original Evans label, which is of the earliest label types, dating to C...

This particular chair is crafted from birch and bears all the original labels and hand written info/codes. Since this bears the Evans label that signifies it's early construction an...

These are considered 1st-generation examples, with rounded metalwork around the backrest, threaded glides, and Evans labels. The chairs are in very nice condition for their age, noti...

One chair retains its original Evans label, which is the earliest label used aside from those used on pre-production models.

Unbelievably rare Paul Evans Cityscape Cube Chair. Signed in the back tile, with the original Directional paper label still affixed.

White upholstery is of recent origin and in great condition. Labeled with Paul Evans brass tag. Also a matching credenza is available.

A perfect gift for lovers of wildlife, nature-inspired decor, or distinctive handmade art. Sticker label beneath, “Evans Studio, California.”

The majority of the chairs retain Paul Evans Studio paper labels on the underside of the seats with a hand written notation "spec. dining chairs" and dated 1973.

Paul Evans used to be labeled kind of a "bad boy" of design-- with an an affinity for sculpted brutalism and pieces that epitomize maximalism, his pieces were collected by rock stars...

This early example was manufactured circa 1952, and it appears to be a late Evans / early Herman Miller production. We believe this due to the presence of the round connectors on the...

You and your guests will never want to stop running your fingers through the textured fabric! Circa 1970’s. Paul Evans, Inc. paper manufacturers label dated 1977 located undernea...

Based on the screw alignment, measurements, and construction details, this chair was most likely produced by the Evans Plywood Company (no label), the manufacturer responsible for th...

An authentic early-production example retaining its original Evans Products Company label beneath the seat. Produced during the formative years of Eames molded plywood furniture, thi...

Retains original Eames Evans Herman Miller water decal label. Label dates to late 1940s.

Four Early DCM chairs designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Evans, distributed by Herman Miller. Labels remain intact on all four chairs.

In beautiful vintage condition, it retains the Steve Chase label and signed Evans. Measurements: 10” Wide, 20” Deep, 7.75” High.