Tiffany Furniture Company

Also known as Nu Steel, J.N. and L.M. Guy
  • Designer (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
Tasmanian furniture design and manufacturer. Est. in Launceston in 1946, Tiffany sold wholesale, then after 1982, began direct sales. The principals were James Guy (b.1916) and Laurel Guy who began designing and manufacturing tubular steel work, later moving into timber and upholstered furniture. [information supplied by Geoffrey Clarke].
Tags: furniture design, furniture maker
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  • TIFFANY (NU STEEL) FURNITURE COMPANY COLLECTION, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery collection guide.

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