Pair Of Lucite “Waterfall” Armchairs By Charles Hollis Jones, Signed 1972

A rare and collectible pair of “Waterfall” armchairs designed by Charles Hollis Jones, the pioneer of Lucite furniture, signed and dated 1972. These sculptural chairs showcase Jones’s signature mastery of bent Lucite, with arched arms and clear legs that give the design a light, floating presence. The seats and backs are upholstered in a vintage plaid fabric that shows age and wear and would benefit from reupholstery, allowing the next owner to customize them to their interior project. The screws display plating loss and wear, consistent with age, but the Lucite frames remain structurally sound with beautiful clarity. Designer: Charles Hollis Jones Date: Signed and dated 1972 Style: Mid-Century Modern / Hollywood Regency / American Glamour Materials: Lucite, metal hardware, upholstered seat and back Dimensions: 35" H × 23.5" W × 25.5" D × 24.5" arm height × 18.25" seat height These chairs are highly sought-after among design professionals, collectors, and decorators, offering an iconic example of Jones’s innovative use of acrylic furniture in the 1970s. With their elegant form and transparent structure, they bring a sense of modern sophistication and glamour to any space.