Lloyd Loom Ottoman Chair, UK
LLOYD LOOM
This is an ottoman from LLOYD LOOM.
I purchased it at a flea market in the UK about 30 years ago.
The purchase price was around 50,000 yen.
I am selling it because I have collected too many LLOYD LOOM rattan products that I love.
LLOYD LOOM is a beloved luxury furniture brand founded by Marshall B. Lloyd in 1914.
It is a collector's item made with rust-proof, water-resistant wire wrapped in craft paper, offering high durability while retaining the warmth of rattan.
Today, LLOYD LOOM products are rare and difficult to obtain even in their country of origin.
I believe ottomans, in particular, are extremely rare.
As it was purchased a long time ago, there are paint chips, stains, and small scratches, but I would be happy to sell it to someone who appreciates these as part of its character.
I was able to use it without any problems for resting my feet.
I have cleaned it for this listing, but due to its age, there are paint chips, small scratches, and stains.
Please purchase after confirming the condition.
Only those who understand antique and vintage items should purchase.
??Size??
?Approximately 50 x 33 cm
?Height approximately 47 cm
?Please note that only the ottoman is for sale; the display items are not included.
It has been stored at home, and there are no pets or smokers.
Although I have been careful, as this is a personal inspection and listing, there may be overlooked stains, scratches, fraying, or pilling.
The actual product may appear slightly different in color.
I will compress it and ship it as compactly as possible, so please understand that there may be creases.
The price reflects these factors.
Please understand the nature of flea markets where you cannot see the item in person, and refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such details.
Popular keywords: France, UK, Nordic, America, Antique, Vintage, Shabby, Brocante, Showa Retro, Retro Pop, Flea Market, Old Tools, Waterproof Stickers, Junk Garden
This is an ottoman from LLOYD LOOM.
I purchased it at a flea market in the UK about 30 years ago.
The purchase price was around 50,000 yen.
I am selling it because I have collected too many LLOYD LOOM rattan products that I love.
LLOYD LOOM is a beloved luxury furniture brand founded by Marshall B. Lloyd in 1914.
It is a collector's item made with rust-proof, water-resistant wire wrapped in craft paper, offering high durability while retaining the warmth of rattan.
Today, LLOYD LOOM products are rare and difficult to obtain even in their country of origin.
I believe ottomans, in particular, are extremely rare.
As it was purchased a long time ago, there are paint chips, stains, and small scratches, but I would be happy to sell it to someone who appreciates these as part of its character.
I was able to use it without any problems for resting my feet.
I have cleaned it for this listing, but due to its age, there are paint chips, small scratches, and stains.
Please purchase after confirming the condition.
Only those who understand antique and vintage items should purchase.
??Size??
?Approximately 50 x 33 cm
?Height approximately 47 cm
?Please note that only the ottoman is for sale; the display items are not included.
It has been stored at home, and there are no pets or smokers.
Although I have been careful, as this is a personal inspection and listing, there may be overlooked stains, scratches, fraying, or pilling.
The actual product may appear slightly different in color.
I will compress it and ship it as compactly as possible, so please understand that there may be creases.
The price reflects these factors.
Please understand the nature of flea markets where you cannot see the item in person, and refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such details.
Popular keywords: France, UK, Nordic, America, Antique, Vintage, Shabby, Brocante, Showa Retro, Retro Pop, Flea Market, Old Tools, Waterproof Stickers, Junk Garden
Category
Other
Brand
Lloyd Loom Manufacturing
Condition
Scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hokkaido
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