Clement Meadmore b. 1929

  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
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creator of
(DC 601 A) wire chair
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Industrial/Furniture design

Designed by Clement Meadmore, manufactured by Michael Hirst.

 
creator of
Black lino-top table
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Industrial/Furniture design

Designed by Clement Meadmore, manufactured by Michael Hirst.

 
creator of
Wire chair
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Industrial/Furniture design

Designed by Clement Meadmore, manufactured by Michael Hirst.

 
creator of
Unidentified light fittings in 1956 Olympic Festival
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
creator of
3-legged moulded plywood chair
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
creator of
Upholstered Parfait chairs and table
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
creator of
Standard lamp with Le Klint shade
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
creator of
Three-legged table lamp with Le Klint shade
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
creator of
Corded nesting stools
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Industrial/Furniture design
 
None
Courtesy of: Historic Houses Trust
creator of
Dining alcove designed by Marion Best for Peter Playfair's flat in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney / photographed by Antonia Blaxland
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Other occupations
  • Lecturer National Art School, Sydney NSW
  • Lecturer National Art School, Sydney NSW
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