Is it the mark of Lloyd Loom?

by Steve
(Peterborugh UK)

Hi all, please could you help me identify this mark. I have it on a tea trolley and a Lloyd Loom type stool. Is it the mark of Lloyd Loom? Ive looked everywhere but cant seem to find any information about it at all. Thanks

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Is it the mark of Lloyd Loom?

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Aug 27, 2011
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CC41 = English utility furniture from 1941
by: Anonymous

This is the mark used in the UK to denote furniture built within the guide lines set by the government to control the use of resourses during WWII. CC41 (known as the "cheeses") was introduced in 1941. The meaning of the CC bit was not specified. The mark does not indicate the manufacturer or designer of the item only that it is a cheap & simple piece. I bet it will become very collectible in the future...

Oct 15, 2010
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Same marks
by: Anonymous

I have 6 dining chairs with the same mark, different numbers, did you ever find out who the maker is?

Aug 07, 2010
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It's not Lloyd Loom
by: Anonymous

It's not Lloyd Loom it's a mark Used during the war rationing times for 'utility' clothing & furniture I think....maybe you can research it more now with this info.

Jul 14, 2010
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Update
by: Rhiannon

Hi,

Have you had any update on this mark?> I have a chair with it on and have also being trying to find out what it is.

Many thanks

Feb 16, 2010
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same mark
by: Penny L Batchelor

Hi, I have 6 chairs that have the same marks as your tea trolley and have just decided to find out about them, saw your question. Have you had any response?

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