Alexander Girard, 'Milnilo' Fabric Roll

ALEXANDER GIRARDFour bolts of unused 'Milnilo' fabric, 1970sWool, cotton, nylon, rayon. Manufactured by Herman Miller Textiles, USA.Roll 1 - 57" W x 6.33 YdsRoll 2 - 54.5"

ALEXANDER GIRARDBolt of unused 'Milnilo' fabric, 1970sWool, cotton, nylon, rayon. Manufactured by Herman Miller Textiles, USA. 55" W x 41 Yards

ALEXANDER GIRARDBolt of unused 'Milnilo' fabric, 1970sWool, cotton, nylon, rayon. Manufactured by Herman MIller Textiles, USA. 56.5" W x 22 yards

ALEXANDER GIRARDBolt of unused 'Milnilo' fabric, 1970sWool, cotton, nylon, rayon. Manufactured by Herman Miller Textiles, USA. 56.5" W x 30 Yds

ALEXANDER GIRARDFabric roll, 1960sWool-cotton-nylon blend. Manufactured by Herman Miller Textiles, USA and woven in Belgium.Corner with manufacturer's paper tags.54" H x 9 yards

ALEXANDER GIRARD'January' fabric roll, ca. 1963Printed cotton-nylon blend. Manufactured by Herman Miller Textiles, USA.Corner with manufacturer's paper tag.50" H x 21 yards

ALEXANDER GIRARDLarge bolt of 'Action Office' fabric, 1970.Cotton blend. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA.Approx. 40-50 yards.   Overall roll: 54" W x 9.5" Diameter

Alexander Girard Large bolt of 'Action Office' fabric, 1970. Cotton blend. Approx. 40-50 yards. Roll: 54" H x 10" Diameter

Alexander Girard Large bolt of 'Miller Stripe' fabric, designed 1973 Cotton blend. Produced by Maharam. Approx. 40-50 yards. Roll: 54" H x 13.5" Diameter

Pair of Milo Baughman Tub Chairs in Striped Alexander Girard Fabric. Upholstered in a velvet type fabric striped in pink and green by Alexander Girard. These round chairs swivel on a wooden base and t

A famous vintage "RAR" (Rocking Chair on Rod) designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Original 1st generation fiberglass shell seat, circa early 1960s. Embossed "Herman Miller" and logo on

Great pair of rare Eames Herman Miller Fiberglass Shell Chairs with Alexander Girard multi color stripe upholstery. Some wear, spots and stains to fabric. Otherwise great chairs. Measure at 31 1/2" x

Mid-Century Modern Robsjohn GibbingsStyle Bench with Alexander Girard Fabric. White painted wooden bench, with seat upholstered in colorful Alexander Girard fabric. No attribution labels.Dimensions ar

Finn Juhl Bench, ca. 1959 Teak, blackened steel, brass. Manufactured by Bovirke, Denmark. Underside branded with manufacturer's mark. With two cushions upholstered in Alexander Girard fabric. 16.25" H

Folke Ohlsson (1919-2003) for DUX lounge chair Sweden, 1960s birch, upholstery unmarked newly upholstered in Alexander Girard fabric chair: 35"w x 38"d x 34"h; ottoman: 26"w x 18"d x 16 1/2"h

George Mulhauser For Plycraft Swivel Desk Chair with Alexander Girard Fabric. c1958. 31" x 17.5" x 17"

ALEXANDER GIRARDContract-grade fabric, 1970sWool. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA.Approx. 50+ yards   56.5" H x 12" Diameter

Alexander Girard (1907-1993) Two-Stripe fabric, approximately 26 yards Zeeland, Michigan, 1960s cotton unmarked 36"w x 78'l"

2pcs Alexander Girard Alphabet Rolls of Vinyl Wall Paper. . Shorter pieces measures 50 inches high. Dimensions: H: 142 inches: W: 56 inches --- US Shipping charge: In house shipping available. Will be

Charles Eames (1907-1978) & Ray Eames (1912-1988) for Herman Miller MKX-1 side chair Los Angeles, California, circa 1952 Alexander Girard check fabric, enameled steel, zinc-plated steel Herman Miller

Alexander Girard (1907-1993) for Herman Miller orange and purple upholstery fabrics, approximately 12 yds Zeeland, Michigan, 1960s fabric unmarked together with 4 1/3 yds of orange fabric with tighter

Alexander Girard (1907-1995)A group of furnishing textiles, mid/late 20th centuryEach unmarkedSix works designed by Alexander Girard, comprising three fabric yardage remnants, two in multicolor woven

Alexander Girard April and Eden fabrics Herman Miller USA, 1960/1966 printed linen and cotton 50.5 w x 105 l inches April measures: 51 w x 88 l inches. Provenance: Susan Ward, Lexington, MA

Marilyn Neuhart for Alexander Girard, Seven Hand-Made Fabric Dollscirca 1961, worked in wool, cotton, yarn, and silk, created for Alexander Girard's Textiles and Objects shop in New York, presented wi