The Eames DCW Chair, an abbreviation for the Dining Height (D) Side Chair (C) on Wood (W) Base. The all plywood chair was finally released in 1946, designed by Charles Eames and manufactured by the Evans Molded Plywood Company.
Herman Miller bought the Evans Plywood Division in 1949.
As the 1950’s moved on, newer materials were becoming available and the demand for wood-based products was shrinking. With the DCM and LCM selling more and having a ‘modern’ look, with metal as well as plywood, it was decided in 1953 to discontinue production of the DCW, hence the relatively low numbers of vintage versions.
Birchwood
5-2-4 screw pattern
Large oval shockmount is renewed
Small rounded alu feet
8 layer plywood for the legs
5 layer plywood for seat & back 
No label
Good vintage condition. Some small chips at the bottom of the seat. See images.
W: 49 cm
D: 60 cm
H: 73 cm
Seat height: 45 cm