Branchflower

  • Maker (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
Branchflower, trading as H.A. Branchflower, was a Victorian specialist in moderne and period furniture design and production. In 1936, they were based in Guildford Lane, nr Latrobe Street, Melbourne. The firm was founded by Henry Branchflower in the 19th century and continued by his descendents.
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References [<ExternalResource: "Modern Interior." illustrated advertisement for Branchflower. Decoration and Glass, September 1936, p.48.>, <ExternalResource: "Fine furniture from Australian woods." The Argus, 22 September 1937, p.29>, <ExternalResource: “Australian Furniture.” Architectural Section, (J.L. Stephen Mansfield, editor.), Art in Australia 16 November 1936, pps.77-88. [furniture by S. Lipson, Molly Grey/Ricketts and Thorp, Fred Ward, F.E. de Groot, Hera Roberts, Stuart-Low Furniture Studio, H. Goldman P/L, Mewton and Grounds, E.F. Bilson/Branchflower]>] [<ExternalResource: "Modern Interior." illustrated advertisement for Branchflower. Decoration and Glass, September 1936, p.48.>, <ExternalResource: "Fine furniture from Australian woods." The Argus, 22 September 1937, p.29>]