C.F. Church Co. | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

C. F. Church Company, founded by Charles F. Church, primarily produced parts for beds and later manufactured wooden toilet seats for New York hotels. The company became a subsidiary brand of American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation, now American Standard, from 1929 until the Second World War.

We have 2 objects that C.F. Church Co. has been involved with.

Bench in an Art Deco style produced in the 1930s. It is a part of a vanity table and bench set. The furniture is made out of wood, lacquer, and metal. It has a black top seat with rounded edges and beige furniture legs. The legs have subtle ridges on their lower part creating a tiered look.

A rectangular, cream, lacquered wood vanity stand, with a black rectangular top, and four, long, cylindrical legs. The legs taper inwards with three, rectangular grooves. In the middle of the stand is a rectangular shape made up of four vertical, rectangular grooves, above which is a metal ring attached to the black top. A piece of curled, gold wire can be seen hanging from the back edge of the stand.

C.F. Church Co. has collaborated with
Lurelle Van Arsdale Guild.

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