Trubridge Nananu Chair: Sculptural Steam Bent Ash from New Zealand
David Trubridge Nananu chair, sculptural steam bent ash. New Zealand c 2007, 25.59 in. high, 56.69 in. wide, 44.09 in. deep
David Trubridge South Pacific Rocker Chair and Flip Ottoman
A David Trubridge South Pacific 'Rocker' rocking chair and 'Flip' ottoman, early 2000s, New Zealand. Made from hoop pine plywood and ash. Before settling in New Zealand in 1985, David Trubridge and his family set out on an open ended adventure sailing the
David Trubridge Pacific Series Timber Bench Seat (Oregon Pine)
David Trubridge, Pacific series timber bench seat, Oregon pine, width 93.31 in. Provenance: Purchased directly from David Trubridge, original drawing study and documentation included
Trubridge's Handmade Nanu Chair Prototype (2000)
A David Trubridge Nanu chair, prototype early edition C. 2000. Handmade by Trubridge from his atelier. Slightly smaller than his later production version. Steam bent wych elm with pegged joints, width 59.06 in., height 26.38 in., depth 41.73 in.
Tanekaha Treasure Boxes
David Trubridge, three small treasure boxes, in tanekaha
Tanekaha Treasure Box with Pounamu Inset
David Trubridge, treasure box in tanekaha (ash), with inset pounamu disc to the top. Width 11.42 in.
Wych Elm Body Raft by David Trubridge
David Trubridge, body raft 1998, steam bent wych elm with pegged joints
David Trubridge's Ruth Rocker and Footstool
David Trubridge. Ruth Rocker' and matching footstool. Hoop pine plywood and ash. New Zealand c 2000s
Sling Hammock Sculpture-Furniture
David Trubridge, early Sling raft, resolved, abstracted 'Hammock like' form that is both furniture and sculpture. This early example made in steam bent elm.
Ash Raft Prototype by David Trubridge
David Trubridge, Raft small prototype model in ash, 2001.
Body Raft by David Trubridge
David Trubridge, body raft, ash with internal ply frame. Length 91.73 in.