EDWARD WORMLEY SOFA 5138 FOR DUNBAR AWOL His efforts were supported and

His efforts were supported and amplified by a group of Midwestern architects at work in and around Chicago

The factory in Siershahn had to be closed as a result

and trade was liberalizing

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EDWARD WORMLEY SOFA 5138 FOR DUNBAR AWOL His efforts were supported andA classic Edward Wormley tuxedo sofa for DUNBAR on a "floating," solid mahogany base. Recently recovered. Sophistication. EDWARD J WORMLEY was born in Oswego, IL, a small farming community west of Chicago. He attended the Art Institute of Chicago in the late 1920's and took his first job with the design studio at Marshall Field's department store. He was recruited by Dunbar Furniture of Berne, IN, in 1931 and soon rose to become its Director of