Eames Molded Fiberglass Armchair
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Eames Molded Fiberglass Armchair
Donated by: Eames Office LLC
Donated by: Eames Office LLC
$450
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Eames Molded Fiberglass Armchair, Wire Base in color "Parchment" with a chrome finish (DFAR.47111E8) Charles and Ray Eames founded their Los Angeles-based design practice, the Eames Office, in 1941, and produced significant contributions to architecture, furniture design, film, textiles, toys, exhibitions, and beyond. Through their work and its ongoing impact, the Eames Office reimagined the concept of a design studio in terms of philosophy, work ethic, and process. Since Charles’ passing in 1978 and Ray's passing in 1988, the Eames Office has transformed from a multi-disciplinary design practice into a cultural and commercial organization. Led by the next generations of the Eames family, the Eames Office is dedicated to communicating, preserving, and extending one of the world’s most influential design legacies.
A note from Vermont Bar Foundation: Vermont faces significant challenges in meeting the goal of providing access to justice for all litigants in our civil courts.
Through our grants program, the Vermont Bar Foundation raises funds to support statewide access to justice. Our goal is to raise $30,000 from the silent auction fundraiser.
Since its inception in 1982, the Vermont Bar Foundation has provided over $27 million in grants to
support 60 Vermont organizations which provide access to justice for disadvantaged Vermonters. But the sources of the grant funds—interest on lawyers’ trust accounts, or IOTA revenues—have been in decline. The VBF seeks to stabilize its critical funding role through fundraising events and community support.
The auction proceeds will support grantees facing unanticipated needs, support legal
services .
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