(designed by Marcel Breuer, 1936) Isokon Long Chair (designed by Marcel Breuer, 1935-6) Isokon Short Chair (designed by Marcel Breuer, 1935-6) The Gull (designed by Egon Riss, 1939) The Pocket Bottleship (designed by Egon Riss, 1939) The Bottleship (designed by Egon Riss, 1939) The Penguin Donkey (designer by Egon Riss, 1939) The Bottleship Mark 2 (designed by Ernest Race, 1963) The Penguin Donkey Mark 2 (designed by Ernest Race, 1963) Later Windmill/Isokon Plus designs Loop Coffee Table (designed by BarberOsgerby, 1996) Flight Stool (designed by BarberOsgerby, 1998) Wing Unit (designed by Michael Sodeau, 1999) Home Table (designed by BarberOsgerby, 2000) Shell Table and Chair (designed by BarberOsgerby, 2002) Portsmouth Bench (designed by BarberOsgerby, 2002) Donkey 3 (designed by Shin & Tomoko Azumi, 2003) Bodleian Libraries Chair (designed by BarberOsgerby, 2014) Iso-lounge Chair (designed by Jasper Morrison, 2021) References Cantacuzino, Sherban. 1978. Wells Coates: a monograph. London: Gordon Fraser Gallery. . Pritchard, Jack. 1984. View From A Long Chair. Sydney: Law Book Co of Australasia. . Cohn, Laura. 1999. The Door to a Secret Room: A Portrait of Wells Coates. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing. . Grieve, Alastair. 2004. Isokon: For Ease, For Ever. London: Isokon Plus. . Powers, Alan. 2007. Modern: The Modern Movement in Britain. Merrill Wilcox House. . Darling, Elizabeth. 2012. Wells Coates. London: RIBA Enterprises. . Burke, David. 2014. The Lawn Road Flats: Spies, Writers and Artists. London: Boydell Press. . Daybelge, Leyla and Englund, Magnus. 2019. Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain. London: Batsford. . Powers, Alan. 2019. Bauhaus Goes West. London: Thames & Hudson. . MacCarthy, Fiona. 2019. Walter Gropius: Visionary Founder of the Bauhaus. London: Faber & Faber. . External links Isokon Gallery – Gallery space telling the story of the Isokon building, notable residents and Isokon furniture Jack Pritchard – The Pritchard Papers, UEA Norwich John Craven Pritchard (Jack) – Archives Hub Isokon at Blythburgh – Alan Mackley Isokon Designers – Isokon Plus BarberOsgerby – Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby Architecture firms based in London Defunct companies based in London Design companies established in 1929 Modernist architecture in the United Kingdom 1929 establishments in England