Lloyd Manufacturing Co. Furniture

Vintage original Midcentury Modern couch settee for sale. Manufactured by the special Lloyd Manufacturing Company. It has a metal frame with frames on the seat, and solid brass caps ...

Exceptional Art Deco, Machine Age console table designed by KEM Weber for Lloyd Furniture Company circa 1930's. The table features a stylized tubular chrome...

A pair of Alfons Bach for Lloyd Manufacturing Co side end tables. A truly stunning set of vintage art deco side end tables. These table feature a two tier design, white a tubular chr...

This lounge chair was originally a sofa designed by the Lloyd Manufactureing Company. Due to the wear we decided to make it a comfortable lounge chair upholstered in black leather. ...

Set of 8 "Z" chairs designed by Kem Weber for Lloyd Loom. Mid 1930's design. One of the most iconic designs from the Machine Age. Nice set of 8! Chairs show some wear, with some chro...

Black lacquered demi lune top on banded chrome base. Manufactured by Lloyd Co of Menomee Mi. Attributed to Wolfgang Hoffman but may be Alfonse Bach Both designed for Lloyd in the 193...

A gorgeous matching pair of Art Deco tubular chrome lounge chairs with ottoman designed by KEM Weber and manufactured by Lloyd in the ...

Unmolested Art Deco springer lounge chair designed by Kem Weber manufactured by Lloyd, amazing original condition. Extremely comfortable. Retains original pal yellow naugahyde seat a...

Model # T - 255, triple flat-band, Lloyd Manufacturing Company USA 1935. Chrome-plated steel, Birch plywood, Measures 16" deep, 27" wide and 18" tall. Streamline Moderne iconic design by Karl Emanuel Martin (K.E.M.) Weber by Lloyd Manufacturing. Purchase comes with rare provenance - copy of original receipt from July 1935. A highly desirable model. This table is completely original with no modifications. Steel bands with chrome plating. The table top has had the lacquer buffed and a seal coat...

Streamline Moderne iconic design by Karl Emanuel Martin (K.E.M.) Weber designed in 1935 and manufactured '35-37 by Lloyd Manufacturing. Comes with rare provenance - a copy of original receipt from July 1935. 20" wide, 22.5" deep and 20" tall. Tubular steel with chrome plating. Table tops have had the lacquer buffed and a seal coat...

Streamline Moderne iconic design by Karl Emanuel Martin (K.E.M.) Weber designed in 1935 and manufactured '35-37 by Lloyd Manufacturing. Uncommon and most sought after form of seating suite in original fabric. Comes with rare provenance - a copy of original receipt from July 1935. Measures: Sofa 33" deep, 65" wide, 27" tall. Seat height about 15.5" (curved). Arm height graduates from 16" to 20.5" at the front. Arm chair 33" deep, 28.5" wide, 27" tall. Seat height about 14.5" (curved). Arm height graduates from 16" to 20.5" at the front. Tubular steel with chrome plating. All original upholstery with almost no marks to either example. Incredible condition for 86 years of age. Walnut arm rests have had the lacquer buffed and a seal coat...

Desk, model WD-51-A and chair, model WDC-51-C Lloyd Manufacturing Company USA 1935. chrome-plated steel, Birch plywood, desk measures 30 tall × 33½ W × 20½ D. Chair 16 W x 24 D x 32.5 tall seat height 17.5". Streamline Moderne iconic design by Karl Emanuel Martin (K.E.M.) Weber designed in 1935 and manufactured '35-37 by Lloyd Manufacturing. This is a first year production suite and comes with rare provenance - a copy of original receipt from July 1935. See attached image from Lloyd's Chromium Catalog showing this desk and chair together. An uncommon and sought after desk by KEM Weber with double stretchers and intricate ribbons and design elements throughout including chrome balls that the top rests upon. A rectangular knob to the drawer. The chair is very uncommon and equal to the task of complimenting this piece. This set is completely original with no modifications or update to upholstery. Tubular steel with chrome plating. Entirely intact with no marks, tears or abrasions to the original fabric. This desk is uncommon; with the chair being quite rare in this form and clearly a compliment to the LC-52 lounge chair. Probably has multiple uses as a vanity table or writing desk given the dimensions. Table top and drawer to desk has had the lacquer buffed and a seal coat...